Utah passes landmark bill requiring firearm safety education for K-12 students, sparking debate over role of parents

The Utah House has passed a bill mandating firearm safety education for public school students, starting as early as kindergarten. Aimed at preventing accidental shootings, the proposal has sparked debate over whether gun safety should be taught by schools or remain a parental responsibility. While supporters argue early education is crucial, critics contend the burden should rest on adults.

​The Utah House has passed a bill mandating firearm safety education for public school students, starting as early as kindergarten. Aimed at preventing accidental shootings, the proposal has sparked debate over whether gun safety should be taught by schools or remain a parental responsibility. While supporters argue early education is crucial, critics contend the burden should rest on adults. The Utah House has passed a bill mandating firearm safety education for public school students, starting as early as kindergarten. Aimed at preventing accidental shootings, the proposal has sparked debate over whether gun safety should be taught by schools or remain a parental responsibility. While supporters argue early education is crucial, critics contend the burden should rest on adults.