Texas HB1911 mandates human trafficking awareness instruction in public schools.

HB1911 amends the Texas Education Code to require public school districts to include human trafficking awareness in their curriculum. Middle school students in grades six through eight must complete a one-semester course on human trafficking. The course covers the causes of trafficking, prevention strategies, online safety, and methods used by traffickers. High school students in grades nine through twelve will learn about the commercial sexual exploitation of minors, gender roles in trafficking, and policy responses.

Texas HB1911 mandates human trafficking awareness instruction in public schools.

HB1911 amends the Texas Education Code to require public school districts to include human trafficking awareness in their curriculum. Middle school students in grades six through eight must complete a one-semester course on human trafficking. The course covers the causes of trafficking, prevention strategies, online safety, and methods used by traffickers. High school students in grades nine through twelve will learn about the commercial sexual exploitation of minors, gender roles in trafficking, and policy responses.