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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the act 168 form in the editor.
  2. Begin with SECTION 1, where you will enter your personal information. Fill in your name, any former names, date of birth, and the last four digits of your Social Security Number.
  3. Complete the certification section by answering the questions regarding past investigations or disciplinary actions. Ensure that all responses are accurate and truthful.
  4. Sign and date the form at the bottom of SECTION 1 to certify that your statements are true.
  5. In SECTION 2, provide this form to your current and former employers for them to complete. They will verify your employment dates and answer questions about any past misconduct.
  6. Once both sections are completed, return the form to the designated school entity as instructed.

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In January, the General Assembly enacted Act 1 of 2022 (Act 1) (24 P.S. 13-1331.1) to remove educational and graduation barriers for students who move between school entities due to homelessness, adjudication, foster care, and juvenile justice or court-ordered placements.
Pursuant to Act 168, an employer, school entity, administrator, and/or independent contractor that provides information or records about a current or former employee or applicant shall be immune from criminal liability under the CPSL, the Educator Discipline Act, and from civil liability for the disclosure of the
Policy 138 outlines the Philadelphia School Districts commitment to providing English Language Development (ELD) and Bilingual Education programs for English Learners (ELs). The goal is to help ELs acquire English proficiency while maintaining their native language and cultural heritage.
Act 168 requires the applicant to disclose all former employers that were school entities and/or where the prospective employee had direct contact with children, and the employment history review conducted by the hiring entity must include all such employers listed by the applicant.
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