Minnesota SF16 mandates physical and sexual abuse education in schools starting from the 2026-2027 school year.
Minnesota SF16 requires school districts to include physical and sexual abuse prevention education in their health curriculum. This education must be age-appropriate, multisession, and culturally inclusive. It aims to teach students about identifying abuse, recognizing assault, and understanding offender tactics. Additionally, the bill mandates training for school personnel on recognizing and preventing sexual abuse and sexual violence. Effective from the 2026-2027 school year, this legislation seeks to equip students with knowledge and strategies to prevent abuse and promote safety.
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