An Act relating to the duties of the Department of Education and Early Development; relating to public education; and relating to opioid abuse awareness and prevention.

Summary

The bill orders the Department of Education to create a curriculum about opioid dangers, including fentanyl, and obligates every school district to provide at least 60 minutes of instruction each year to students in grades six through twelve, preferably during the last week of October. It also mandates consultation with health officials, tribal groups, and families of overdose victims while defining key terms used in the program.

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