Oklahoma HB1603 mandates age-appropriate human growth and development curriculum in public schools.
Oklahoma HB1603 requires public schools to teach age-appropriate human growth and development curriculum. This curriculum must be provided to students in grades one through six in an age-appropriate manner, and to students in grades seven and eight in a developmentally appropriate manner. For high school students in grades nine through twelve, this curriculum must be integrated into health or science education and is required for graduation. Schools may choose to incorporate this curriculum into existing courses or develop a separate course.
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