The Jack Reid Law: Protect All Students Act aims to prohibit harassment and bullying of students enrolled in nonpublic schools in New Jersey, including incidents of cyberbullying. The bill mandates that nonpublic schools adopt a comprehensive anti-harassment and bullying policy, which must be clearly written and accessible on the school's website or internal portals. This policy should be shared annually with school employees, students, and their parents or guardians, and must include definitions of harassment and bullying, procedures for reporting and investigating incidents, and age-appropriate notification processes for victims regarding investigation outcomes.

Additionally, the bill outlines specific responsibilities for school administrators and staff in addressing reported incidents of harassment or bullying. Upon receiving a report, the principal or chief school administrator, or a designated representative, is required to promptly investigate and document the findings, ensuring the safety of the victim and any individuals who report incidents in good faith. The legislation emphasizes that it does not infringe upon rights to free expression or religious beliefs as protected by the First Amendment and the New Jersey Constitution. This act establishes distinct requirements for nonpublic schools, separate from those mandated for public schools under the existing "Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act."