HB 2332 Summary

• School districts and charter schools must provide firearms safety training to students in grades 6-12 in age-appropriate manner beginning June 30, 2024, based on a program operated for over 30 years and developed by law enforcement and firearm safety experts.

• Training may not include instruction on firearms operation, qualification, or hunting education, and cannot use working or live firearms.

• Schools must notify parents at least two weeks before training and allow parents to opt their student out; students with disabilities may be excused by their individualized education program team.

• Training must be provided by certified instructors, active or retired law enforcement officers, or certified teachers from recognized national or state associations including the National Rifle Association, rifle and pistol associations, or civilian marksmanship programs.

• Schools may accept in-kind donations of materials, equipment, or services for training but are prohibited from accepting working or live firearms.