Iowa school districts to roll out mandatory firearm courses next year

Two school districts in Iowa will reportedly introduce mandatory classes about firearm safety into school curriculum starting next year. 

Students enrolled in both the 7th and 8th grade at schools in the North Butler and Clarksville districts will be required to take part in a mandatory hunter safety course taught by the Butler County Conservation Board, Radio Iowa reported on Thursday.

The course will reportedly be implemented into the students’ PE curriculum.

High school students interested in learning about firearm safety will also reportedly have the option to participate in a voluntary class.

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