Tennessee SB2369 allows local education agencies and public charter schools to offer hunter education courses to students in grades five through.
Tennessee SB2369 amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 49 and Title 70, Chapter 2, Part 1, to permit local education agencies and public charter schools to provide hunter education courses to students in grades five through twelve as part of their physical education, health, or safety instruction. These courses must be approved by the wildlife resources agency as a hunter education course under § 70-2-108. This act becomes effective upon becoming law, as deemed necessary for public welfare.
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