Oklahoma SB1207 mandates the State Department of Education to create a curriculum on domestic violence and human trafficking prevention for high.
Oklahoma SB1207 requires the State Department of Education to develop a curriculum for students in ninth through twelfth grades to address awareness and prevention of domestic violence and human trafficking. The curriculum must be medically accurate and age-appropriate. It can be taught as a stand-alone unit or integrated into existing courses. The Department must post the curriculum on its website and provide resources for school districts. School districts may begin teaching the curriculum during the 2027-2028 school year, and parents or legal guardians can opt their children out.
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