Kansas HB2662 mandates school districts to designate a month for student safety and awareness, providing educational programs on fentanyl, personal.
Kansas HB2662, known as the student safety and awareness act, requires school districts to designate a month during the school year for student safety and awareness. This month will feature educational programs on the dangers and effects of fentanyl use, personal safety, and social media literacy. The programs will be age-appropriate and culturally relevant, integrated into existing curricula for health, social studies, or life skills courses. The state board of education will develop a model for these programs, which districts can adopt or modify with state board approval.
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