The resolution urges the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) to integrate the science of human growth and development into the state content standards for science and health education. It highlights the need for age- and grade-appropriate instruction on prenatal growth and development, including the use of high-definition ultrasound videos and computer-generated animations to enhance learning. The resolution emphasizes that while current standards cover various biological topics, they lack specific requirements for teaching human development from conception to birth.

Additionally, the resolution requests BESE to provide resources on its website that include scientifically accurate materials approved by the surgeon general for curriculum and instruction related to these standards. It mandates that BESE submit a written report to the House and Senate Committees on Education by March 1, 2027, detailing any actions taken regarding the incorporation of these standards. The resolution aims to ensure that students receive comprehensive education on human growth and development, thereby enhancing their understanding of this critical subject.