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Forest Hills to review K–4 body-safety curriculum; 30-day public review to precede September vote
Summary
The district will post the 'Kids Have Rights' body-safety curriculum for a 30-day review before the board votes in September. The program targets K–4 students, aligns with Michigan health standards and offers opt-outs for parents.
Forest Hills Public Schools will open a 30-day public review this month of a K–4 body-safety curriculum the district described as evidence-based and aligned with Michigan health standards, with a formal board vote scheduled for the September meeting.
At the Aug. 11 board meeting, a curriculum presenter identified only as Mrs. Truffy said the program—referred to as the "Kids Have Rights" curriculum—focuses on body-safety rights, identifying safe adults, safe touch, and when and how to get help. She said the curriculum has been used informally in parts for years and that…
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