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Board hears that House Bill 88 will require fentanyl safety instruction; state senate approved ban on sex offenders at school events
Summary
Board members were briefed on two state bills that will affect district practices: HB 88 requiring fentanyl and fentanyl-safety instruction and a senate bill barring sex offenders from attending school events even to observe their children.
During committee reports the board was briefed on two pending state measures that will affect district policy. A board member summarized House Bill 88, which will require schools to teach about fentanyl and fentanyl safety. The board was also told the state senate has approved a bill that would prohibit individuals required to register as sex offenders from attending school events even when they seek permission to be present for a child’s participation.
Board members commented that both measures will have direct implications for district practice and school-event access policies. No formal district action or vote on local policy was taken at the meeting beyond receiving the update; staff and administrators will monitor the bills and report back as state action continues.
