Alexandra's Law mandates school districts and charter schools to teach students about rip currents, rip tides, and undertows.

Alexandra's Law, enacted in New York, requires school districts and charter schools to incorporate lessons on recognizing and reacting to rip currents, rip tides, and undertows into their curriculum. This instruction must be provided in an appropriate place for middle and high school students. Schools must consult with the American Red Cross and other relevant agencies when developing these lessons. Additionally, schools need to establish policies and procedures for selecting instructional materials to meet these requirements.

Alexandra's Law mandates school districts and charter schools to teach students about rip currents, rip tides, and undertows.

Alexandra's Law, enacted in New York, requires school districts and charter schools to incorporate lessons on recognizing and reacting to rip currents, rip tides, and undertows into their curriculum. This instruction must be provided in an appropriate place for middle and high school students. Schools must consult with the American Red Cross and other relevant agencies when developing these lessons. Additionally, schools need to establish policies and procedures for selecting instructional materials to meet these requirements.