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Senate approves requirement for 3-minute human-growth video in courses, gives State Board authority to set pay
Summary
The Kansas Senate adopted the conference committee report on the Senate substitute for House Bill 2382, requiring a three-minute video on human growth and allowing the State Board of Education to set its own member pay; the measure passed 31-9.
The Kansas Senate on March 26, 2025 adopted the conference committee report on the Senate substitute for House Bill 2382, a package that requires a three-minute video showing fetal growth to be included in any course the district offers on human growth and development and that removes the statutory tie between State Board of Education member pay and legislative pay. The measure passed on final action by a vote of 31 in favor and 9 opposed.
Supporters said the video requirement creates a uniform baseline of material for courses addressing human growth and development. Senator Sedgwick, who presented the conference report, said the provision requires a…
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