Kentucky SB320 mandates age-appropriate human growth and development instruction in public schools, with parental consent required for students in.
Kentucky SB320 establishes guidelines for human growth and development instruction in public schools, emphasizing age-appropriate content and parental involvement. The bill requires schools to provide parents with access to curriculum, instructional materials, and assessments. For students in grade six and above, parental consent is mandatory before instruction on human sexuality or sexually transmitted diseases can begin. The curriculum must include information on abstinence, the risks of sexual activity, and the importance of monogamous relationships.
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