Proposed 'Safe Students and Survivors Act' (SB 1590)
March 13, 2026
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Finance Connection
| Candidate | Donor | Amount | Industry | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friends of Bill Jones | Monrovia Nursery Co. | $10,000 | - | Oct 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | PELCO | $10,000 | - | Nov 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Richard Spencer | $10,000 | Developer | Nov 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | J.G. Boswell Co. | $10,000 | - | Oct 1999 |
| Anna Jones | Anna Jones | $6,000 | Retired | Mar 2026 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Kashian Group Ltd. | $5,000 | - | Nov 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Duane Roberts | $5,000 | Owner | Dec 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Darrell Issa | $5,000 | President | Dec 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Samuel Reeves | $5,000 | President | Nov 1999 |
| Rebecca Jones for Mayor 2022 | Rebecca Jones | $5,000 | Mayor | Dec 2023 |
| Rebecca Jones for Mayor 2022 | Rebecca Jones | $5,000 | Mayor | Dec 2023 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | John F. Hotchkis | $5,000 | Attorney | Dec 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Cargo PAC | $5,000 | - | Sep 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Jerry Perenchio | $5,000 | CEO | Dec 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Cocola Broadcasting Companies | $5,000 | - | Dec 1999 |
| Friends of Bill Jones | Lodwrick Cook | $5,000 | Co-Chairman | Nov 1999 |
| Jones for City Council 2022 | High Desert Jobs PAC | $4,900 | - | Sep 2022 |
| Jones for City Council 2022 | High Desert Jobs PAC | $4,900 | - | Sep 2022 |
| Jones for City Council 2022 | High Desert Jobs PAC | $4,900 | - | Sep 2022 |
| Jones for City Council 2022 | High Desert Jobs PAC | $4,900 | - | Sep 2022 |
Reported financial relationships and timing signals. This does not prove motive or influence. Readers draw their own conclusions.
The Frame
The bill would have established new administrative requirements for school districts and created a state-funded grant program for sexual assault prevention training, though the measure died in committee during the 2026 legislative session.
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School districts
Districts would have been required to appoint liaisons and report on the use of grant funds.
Students in grades 7-12
These students would have received mandatory instruction on sexual assault prevention and consent.
Private schools
Private schools receiving public voucher funding would have been subject to reporting requirements for grant awards.
Local nonprofit organizations
Nonprofits would have been eligible to partner with school districts for grant-funded workshops and training.
Last recorded activity March 13, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What would a sexual assault response liaison do?
Who would be eligible for the proposed grant program?
What specific topics would have been added to the health curriculum?
Why It Matters
The bill would have established new administrative requirements for school districts and created a state-funded grant program for sexual assault prevention training, though the measure died in committee during the 2026 legislative session.
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Discoveries
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Expansion of Health Curriculum
The bill represents a shift toward codifying specific social-emotional and safety topics, such as bystander intervention and consent, into state-mandated health education.
Connected Entities
Sources
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Analysis Score
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