Minnesota SF1952 modifies mental health education requirements, mandates approved mental health instruction, and requires youth sports programs to.
Minnesota SF1952 amends education laws to modify requirements for students with mental illness, mandate mental health instruction approved by the Department of Education, and require youth sports programs to provide training on mental illness and suicide prevention. The bill also modifies the statewide plan on restrictive procedures, including seclusion rooms, and requires annual reporting on the use of such procedures. It mandates concussion education for youth athletes and their parents, and requires coaches and officials to remove athletes suspected of a concussion from activities.
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