New Florida Law Aims to Stem Child Drownings

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Florida is seeking to reduce drowning by enacting a new law that requires public schools in the state to ask parents if their child has taken swim lessons, and offer education to those children who haven’t had lessons. 

The new law, which takes effect for the 2022-23 school year, would require schools to provide swim safety and education materials to any child that has not had swim lessons. 

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