Bill > SB401

This bill aims to enhance the individual graduation plan process for students in Georgia. It requires students in grades 6-8 to receive counseling and develop an individual graduation plan based on their academic skills, career-oriented aptitudes, and career interests. For high school students, the bill mandates providing annual guidance, advisement, and counseling to update and implement their individual graduation plans, including career-oriented aptitude and interest guidance. Additionally, the bill directs the Georgia Department of Education to review school counselors' roles, workloads, and service delivery, and provide recommendations to ensure student success in academic skills, career-oriented aptitudes, and career interests. The bill also includes provisions related to sex education and assault awareness and prevention training for educators.