Establishes the Black History Education and Awareness Act and designates the first week in February as Black History Week
SB 132 establishes the Black History Education and Awareness Act and designates the first week in February as Black History Week. The bill requires state educational institutions to incorporate Black history into their curriculum during this designated week. It directly affects public schools and educational programs within the state by mandating specific educational activities focused on Black history. The key mechanism is the formal designation of the week and the requirement for schools to integrate this content into existing teaching. The bill does not specify penalties or funding mechanisms, focusing solely on the educational mandate.
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Dec 2024
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Introduced Dec 1, 2024
Last action Jan 23, 2025
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