ND SB2330

School districts and tribal schools must adopt policies on human trafficking and exploitation prevention education for students and faculty, with "human trafficking" defined to include sex trafficking

Annual schoolwide education on human trafficking prevention is required for all students in grades 6, 10, and 12, with content that must be developmentally appropriate and culturally sensitive

Parents and legal guardians must be offered optional workshops or materials on personal safety and grooming prevention for their children

Curriculum may cover trafficker tactics, victim identification, the role of online activity and pornography, differences between trafficking and prostitution, and reporting procedures

Passed the Senate 47-0 and the House 90-3, with education delivery permitted through nonprofit organizations specializing in human trafficking outreach