Montana SB107 mandates human trafficking prevention education in public schools and encourages the Office of Public Instruction to undertake related.
Montana SB107 revises education laws to include a legislative goal for public elementary and secondary schools to support child sex trafficking and human trafficking prevention. It mandates the Office of Public Instruction to undertake activities to educate Montanans about and prevent child sex trafficking and human trafficking. Activities may include reviewing best practices, providing educational resources, coordinating with law enforcement, and supporting school districts in developing policies and educational materials. This act is effective July 1, 2025.
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