Schools; requiring school district boards of education to provide programs addressing sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and awareness. Effective date.

SB 1214 requires Oklahoma public school districts serving grades 6-12 to implement specific, age-appropriate curricula on sex trafficking prevention and social media safety. The bill mandates that schools teach a 90-minute unit for grades 6-8 and a 135-minute unit for grades 9-12, covering topics like trafficking definitions, local laws, victim profiling, online risks, and prevention strategies. Schools must provide parents written notice 7 days in advance and post the curriculum online. The State Department of Education must develop and make available free, updated curriculum materials, a supporting video, and resources for schools. This directly affects all Oklahoma public schools and students in grades 6 through 12.