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House of Representatives
Session of 2017 - 2018 Regular Session

MEMORANDUM

Posted: January 30, 2017 04:11 PM
From: Representative Dom Costa
To: All House members
Subject: Exempt School Employee Home Address from Right-to-Know (former HB 118)
 
In the near future, I will be re-introducing legislation – former House Bill 118 – to amend the Right-to-Know Law to exempt from disclosure the home address of any public school teacher or other public school employee.

If passed, this legislation would exempt from public access the home address of any teacher, administrator, aide, assistant or other individual employed by a Pennsylvania public school district, as defined in the Public School Code of 1948. This exemption would protect the right to privacy of public school employees when they are in the sanctity of their own home, and provide school employees with an additional layer of protection from potentially harmful individuals.

Currently, the Right-to-Know Law exempts the home address of any law enforcement officer or judge from disclosure. By prohibiting access to the home addresses of our public school employees, we can further protect those individuals who willingly give their time to our children.

Please join me in protecting Pennsylvania teachers by by co-sponsoring this critical legislation.



Introduced as HB336