Kentucky HB359 mandates human growth and development instruction in public schools, emphasizing abstinence and parental consent.
Kentucky HB359 requires public schools to adopt health curriculum for students in grade six and above, focusing on human growth and development. The curriculum must include abstinence education, emphasizing it as the only certain way to avoid unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. Schools must also provide parents with detailed information about the curriculum, including the opportunity to review materials and provide written consent for their child's participation.
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