Relating to the operation of an unmanned aircraft over a primary or secondary school instructional facility; creating a criminal offense.

HB 3662 makes it illegal to knowingly operate a drone over public school buildings (like classrooms or gyms) without permission, affecting anyone flying drones near schools. The bill creates a Class C misdemeanor for violations (Class B if previously convicted), with exceptions for government agencies, commercial drone operators following FAA rules, school staff consent, and children under 14. School officials can temporarily seize drones for evidence, and judges may dismiss charges for minors under 17 who didn’t intentionally violate the law, instead referring them to a drone safety education program.