Kentucky HB95 mandates menstrual product access in schools, outlines funding, and requires educational materials.
Kentucky HB95 establishes a program to provide menstrual products in schools, ensuring access for students. It mandates that all public schools and public charter schools offer at least one type of menstrual product in every school building and in at least 50% of student bathrooms. Local boards must adopt policies for distribution, including procedures, restocking schedules, and a point-of-contact for compliance.
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