Massachusetts H598 mandates mental health education in public schools to promote student well-being.
Massachusetts H598 amends Chapter 71 to require mental health education in public schools, emphasizing the relationship between physical and mental health. School committees must approve private schools that meet these standards, excluding religious instruction. The bill aims to enhance student understanding and behaviors that promote health and well-being.
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