Illinois SB3885 mandates annual substance education for student-athletes, ensuring safety and awareness.
SB3885, known as the Student-Athlete Fairness and Education (SAFE) Act, requires public high schools in Illinois to provide student-athletes with at least 30 minutes of annual substance education. This education must cover topics like athletic safety, career protection, and health and recovery. Schools can deliver this education through various methods, including team meetings or health classes, without needing new funding or resources. The Act also ensures student confidentiality and allows parents to opt their children out for religious or philosophical reasons.
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