Missouri HB2909 mandates human sexuality and development instruction in schools, emphasizing abstinence and medically accurate information.
Missouri HB2909 requires schools to provide medically and factually accurate instruction on human sexuality and development. This includes presenting abstinence as the preferred choice for unmarried students, discussing the advantages of adoption, and teaching about contraception, sexually transmitted diseases, and the consequences of sexual activity. Schools must also teach students about the importance of open communication with responsible adults and reporting inappropriate situations. Instruction must be age-appropriate, and curriculum materials must be available for public inspection.
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