Nevada SB131 revises school curriculum to include instruction on human trafficking prevention.
SB131 mandates the Nevada Department of Education to create age-appropriate curriculum standards for human trafficking prevention, targeting students in grades 6 to 12. It requires school districts and charter schools to implement this instruction as part of their health courses. The bill also outlines requirements for instructors, including background checks and training, and allows parents to opt their children out of this instruction.
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