California SB334 mandates sexual harassment, assault, and abuse prevention education in schools.
California SB334 amends the Education Code to require comprehensive sexual health and HIV prevention education in public schools. This education must include information on human trafficking, cyber sexual bullying, and the consequences of sexual assault and harassment. Schools are encouraged to designate the first two weeks of April and September as "Sexual Harassment Safety Weeks" to focus on prevention and safety. The bill also mandates annual sexual harassment prevention training for high school students and encourages schools to review disciplinary policies related to sexual offenses.
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