This bill mandates that school districts provide education and materials related to adoption during health education for students in grades 9 through 12. Specifically, it requires each school to conduct at least one hour of discussion on adoption annually and to provide materials covering unexpected pregnancy options, current adoption practices, and resources, which must be approved by the Department of Education. Additionally, the bill stipulates that colleges and universities must provide these materials whenever sexually transmitted infections or contraception are discussed or included in examinations. The Attorney General is granted the authority to enforce compliance with these requirements and to seek damages or injunctive relief against violators.

The bill introduces new sections to existing laws, specifically RSA 193-E, RSA 187-A, and RSA 188-F, to formalize these educational requirements. It does not allocate funding for implementation nor authorize new positions, but it is estimated that the Department of Education will incur costs related to reviewing and approving educational materials, which could require hiring a full-time position. The effective date for these provisions is set for July 1, 2025. Local school districts may face indeterminable costs depending on their current resources and compliance efforts.