AB 643 Bill: Pupil Instruction And Abusive Relationships

AB 643 Bill: Pupil instruction and Abusive Relationships Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation AB 643 Bill: Pupil instruction and Abusive Relationships AB 643 was introduced by the member of the assembly, Jim Frazier. The bill required that every district school to safeguard pupils in grades 7 and 12 and are taken through a complete sexual health education and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) preclusion education as stated by the law. The act emphasizes that pupils should be made aware of relationship abuse and intimate partner violence. The AB 643 act demands the education department to develop a curriculum that provides information to the public-school students to recognize the signs of an abusive relationship (Assemblymember Jim Frazier, 2017). The school curriculum should ensure that students are educated on the nature of HIV, as well as other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and their effects on the human body. Both boys and girls need to abstain from sexual intercourse to avoid unintended pregnancy. AB 643 gives the youth the knowledge they need to avoid destructive behavior before it becomes tragic. The act provides the necessary framework for the teenagers and youth to establish and maintain a healthy relationship. The information provided can help reduce the impact of abuse and violence, both psychological and physical especially during the adolescent stage. The bill is significantly important in schools because unhealthy relationship between pupils from the age of 10 often lead to domestic violence during adulthood. I support the act because, through this information, schools are able to create a solid understanding of what respectful relationships are mostly among the teenage pupils. This is useful to help the focus on social and emotional learning. Through educational seminars, students are taught about effectiveness and reducing the risk of HIV transmission through drug injection and sharing of sharp objects. The act also ensures that pupils get access to local resources for testing and medical care assistance. The California School Nurses Organization (CSNO) promotes the practice of the profession in California as well as amend safety measures at school for the California children. CSNO focuses on providing guidance, training, and encouraging individuals about safe health measures. The California School Nurses Organization is in support of the AB 643 bill that was signed to provide sexual health education. CSNO support the AB 643 bill in providing sexual health education to learners especially at teenage. In addition, organizations such as the California Correctional Peace Officers Association (CCPOA) contend that AB 643 was introduced to provide a solution for a meet and confer conflict with the administration. However, the sponsors under the California law and the state workers have entered into agreements in order to enforce the law in the society (California Legislative Information, 2017). In support of the act, CCPOA argued that the AB 643 bill will help prevent an occurrence of unfortunate incidences in the near future by simply requiring the management to meet with the verified supervisory organization prior to changing provisions o...