Oklahoma SB1214 mandates school districts to implement sex trafficking and exploitation prevention programs for students.
Oklahoma SB1214 requires school district boards of education to adopt policies and provide programs on sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and awareness. The State Department of Education must develop curriculum for sixth through twelfth grade students, focusing on human trafficking, social media safety, and exploitation prevention. The curriculum must be age-appropriate, updated annually, and made available to the public.
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