Plain English Breakdown
The bill's status is uncertain as it died in committee.
Oaths for Classroom Teachers
This bill requires classroom teachers in Florida to take a specific oath before starting their job.
What This Bill Does
- Creates a new law that makes classroom teachers in Florida take an oath before they start working.
- The oath includes promises about supporting the U.S. and Florida governments, being qualified for teaching, acting professionally, upholding high standards of academic integrity and ethics, fostering a respectful learning environment, promoting critical thinking, civic responsibility, lifelong learning, and serving as positive role models.
Who It Names or Affects
- Classroom teachers who work in Florida schools
Terms To Know
- Oath
- A serious promise or pledge made formally, often with a religious reference like 'so help me God.'
- Professional ethics
- Rules and standards that guide how people in a job should behave.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify the consequences for teachers who do not take the oath.
- It is unclear whether this law has been signed by the governor or enacted into law since it died in committee.