Tennessee SB1710 mandates child trafficking prevention and awareness education in K-12 health classes.
Tennessee SB1710 amends the state's education code to require all public schools to include child trafficking prevention and awareness education in their health curriculum for students from kindergarten through grade twelve. Local boards of education and public charter school governing bodies must submit implementation plans to the commissioner of education by August 1, 2026, and each August 1 thereafter. These plans must detail the methods of instruction, professional qualifications, and resources used.
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