Quality Basic Education Act; local boards shall be authorized to provide instruction in hunting safety in grades six through 12; provide

Summary

The bill authorizes local education agencies to provide hunting‑safety classes to students in grades six through twelve. It also clarifies that if a released‑time course is held off‑site, transportation costs fall to the student or their guardian, and it permits schools to host such courses on campus under a neutral, equal‑access policy. These provisions aim to expand safety education while defining who bears travel costs for off‑site programs.

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