Minnesota SF2175 modifies cannabis and substance use education requirements for middle and high school students.

Minnesota SF2175 amends education statutes to require school districts and charter schools to implement comprehensive programs on cannabis and substance use, including fentanyl, for middle and high school students. The programs must respect community values, encourage communication with parents and guardians, and refer students to local resources for accurate information and treatment. Starting in the 2026-2027 school year, schools may adopt programs to discourage and prevent underage substance abuse.

Minnesota SF2175 modifies cannabis and substance use education requirements for middle and high school students.

Minnesota SF2175 amends education statutes to require school districts and charter schools to implement comprehensive programs on cannabis and substance use, including fentanyl, for middle and high school students. The programs must respect community values, encourage communication with parents and guardians, and refer students to local resources for accurate information and treatment. Starting in the 2026-2027 school year, schools may adopt programs to discourage and prevent underage substance abuse.