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The New Jersey State Assembly has passed a bill which requires schools to now teach students how to interact with police. The bill passed unanimously with a 76-0 vote.
The mandate involves three parts:
1: School districts start teaching kids how to talk to law enforcement officers starting in kindergarten
2: This instruction continues all the way to grade 12
3: Department of Education must work with a committee to create the curriculum
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