Hawaii HB1314 requires schools to develop mental health plans for students in grades six through twelve.
Hawaii HB1314 mandates that all private, public, and charter schools create mental health plans for students in grades six through twelve. These plans require check-ins at least once per semester, documented on the student's permanent file. The plans must assess the student's mental, emotional, and physical health and include procedures for responding to issues, providing necessary resources to the student and their parents or legal guardian. The purpose is to ensure that schools support students who may struggle with mental health during adolescence.
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