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Board approves Fentanyl Awareness and Human Trafficking curriculum recommendations
Summary
The Board approved the Student Health Advisory Committee recommendation to adopt curricular content on Fentanyl Awareness and Human Trafficking. Trustee Florinda Bernal moved for approval; Trustee James Gonzalez seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The Southwest ISD Board voted on Aug. 27 to adopt the Student Health Advisory Committee's recommendations for health-education instruction on Fentanyl Awareness and Human Trafficking. The minutes record: "Mrs. Bernal moved to approve the Student Health Advisory Committee's recommendation regarding health education curriculum and instruction related to Fentanyl Awareness and Human Trafficking as presented." Trustee James Gonzalez seconded and all members voted in favor.
The minutes do not include the specific lesson plans, age ranges, or implementation timeline for the curriculum; the Board action authorizes the committee's recommendation as presented. Any operational details or parental-notice procedures were not specified in the published minutes.
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