House Bill No. 1484, also known as "Rain's Law," aims to enhance education on fentanyl abuse prevention and drug poisoning awareness in Oklahoma schools. The bill mandates that each school district provide annual, research-based instruction on these topics for students in grades six through twelve. The curriculum must cover various aspects, including suicide prevention, awareness of local resources, and health education related to fentanyl use and abuse. The State Department of Education is tasked with adopting curriculum standards and providing resources to assist schools in implementing this instruction. Additionally, any health education class in the specified grades must include fentanyl awareness in their drug awareness unit.

Furthermore, the bill designates a week, known as Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Week, to coincide with National Red Ribbon Week, during which schools are encouraged to provide age-appropriate instruction on fentanyl-related dangers. The bill emphasizes the involvement of various organizations, including educational institutions and community service organizations, in delivering this instruction. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, and includes an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage and approval.