North Carolina H328 bans hemp-derived consumables like delta-8 and delta-9 on school grounds.
North Carolina H328 mandates that local boards of education adopt policies prohibiting the use of hemp-derived consumables, including delta-8 and delta-9, on school grounds. This includes school buildings, facilities, campuses, and any other school property. The policy also bans tobacco products and applies to school-sponsored events. The policy must include notice to students, parents, and school personnel, and signs prohibiting the use of these products. The policy may allow these products in instructional or research activities if not smoked, chewed, or ingested.
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