Arizona bill, if passed, would require students to learn about gun safety
At the Arizona state capitol, some Republican lawmakers are trying to make it mandatory for Arizona students to learn gun safety in school. This bill is about gun safety, not how to use a gun. House Bill 2332 would require students between sixth grade and senior year of high school to learn about gun safety at least once. Parents would have the opportunity to opt out.
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