Kansas HB2104 standardizes firearm safety education programs in school districts.
Kansas HB2104 allows school districts to provide firearm safety education programs to promote student safety and response to firearms. The state board of education will establish curriculum guidelines for these programs, which must include accident prevention. For younger students, the Eddie Eagle GunSafe program by the National Rifle Association is specified, while older students may also participate in the Hunter Education in Our Schools program by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. This act will take effect after its publication in the statute book.
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