California AB1653 mandates the inclusion of heat illness prevention and response content in the "Health Framework for California Public Schools.
California AB1653 requires the Instructional Quality Commission to consider adding specific content about heat illness prevention and response in the next revision of the "Health Framework for California Public Schools." This content includes measures to stay cool, hydrated, and informed of heat alerts, recognizing signs and symptoms such as flushed face, nausea, and dizziness, and responding to symptoms by stopping physical activity, seeking shade, and notifying an adult. The bill aims to ensure students are better prepared to handle heat-related health issues.
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