California AB1766 mandates the inclusion of human trafficking and online safety education in the health curriculum framework for public schools.

California AB1766 requires the California Department of Education to incorporate human trafficking and online safety education into the health curriculum framework for public schools. This includes age-appropriate topics such as understanding online exploitation, recognizing indicators of forced labor, and promoting digital citizenship skills. The curriculum must follow a cumulative, age-appropriate progression from kindergarten to grade 12, ensuring foundational safety skills are taught early and expanded upon in later grades.

California AB1766 mandates the inclusion of human trafficking and online safety education in the health curriculum framework for public schools.

California AB1766 requires the California Department of Education to incorporate human trafficking and online safety education into the health curriculum framework for public schools. This includes age-appropriate topics such as understanding online exploitation, recognizing indicators of forced labor, and promoting digital citizenship skills. The curriculum must follow a cumulative, age-appropriate progression from kindergarten to grade 12, ensuring foundational safety skills are taught early and expanded upon in later grades.