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Sexual Extortion

Published: 7/15/2025 11:02 AM

Senate Bill 73 2025​, related to sexual extortion, was passed during the 2025 legislative session and requires the district to provide the information about sexual extortion to help ensure that parents/guardians have the resources they need to support their student(s) and protect them from being victimized (KRS 531.125).​

​Sexual extortion, also known as sextortion, occurs when someone threatens another person – through violence, harm to reputation, or distribution of explicit material – with the intent to coerce them into unwanted actions. These actions may include engaging in sexual conduct, providing explicit content, providing money or valuables, or complying with demands against the victims’ will. These situations can cause significant emotional distress and place victims in dangerous situations. Many victims feel forced to comply because they are scared of the repercussions. Below are sample letters that can be shared with parent/guardians as well as age-appropriate information for students.

Sexual Extortion - Sample Letters

​​Superintendents Letter
Grades 4-5 Sexual Extortion Student Letter

Grades 6-12 Sexual Extortion Student Letter 


​Sexual Extortion - Posters (Grades 4 and 5)

​​​Stop Sexual Extortion! Grades 4-5 (English version)

​​​Stop Sexual Extortion! Grades 4-5 (Spanish version)​​


​Sexual Extortion - Posters (Grades 6-8) detailed versions

Stop Sexual Extortion! Grades 6-8 (English) - detailed
Stop Sexual Extortion! Grades 6-8 (Spanish) - detailed

​Sexual Extortion - Posters (Grades 6-8) brief versions


​Sexual Extortion - Posters (Grades 9-12) detailed versions


Sexual Extortion - Posters (Grades 9-12) brief versions


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​Blake Konny
Office of Continuous Improvement and Support
Division of Student Success
300 Sower Blvd., 5th Floor
Frankfort, KY 40601
(502) 564-4772
Fax (502) 564-7820

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