SB412 mandates human growth and development instruction in West Virginia schools, including fetal development and CPR.
SB412 requires West Virginia schools to include human growth and development instruction, focusing on fetal development and CPR. The curriculum must use high-definition ultrasound videos and other educational materials. Instruction on fetal development must occur in grades five, eight, and high school. CPR instruction must be based on programs by the American Heart Association or the American Red Cross. The bill also mandates history and civics courses, emphasizing the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and other foundational documents.
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