Indiana HB1075 mandates mental health and substance use disorder screenings for students in kindergarten through grade 12.
Indiana HB1075 requires each school corporation and charter school to create a plan for conducting developmentally appropriate evidence-based mental health and substance use disorder screenings for students in kindergarten through grade 12. The bill mandates notification and consent requirements, ensuring that parents of unemancipated minors are informed of screening results and provided with available resources. It also outlines data destruction protocols and specifies that screening results cannot be used for academic decisions.
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