Kindergarteners could learn gun safety in school under a bill gaining momentum in Utah
- A bill in Utah requires students as young as kindergarten to learn about firearm safety in schools, passing the state House with a 59-10 vote and now awaiting Senate approval.
- The lessons will focus on safe gun handling and storage, and parents can opt out their children.
- Gun violence prevention advocates express concerns that this approach places the responsibility for gun safety education on children instead of adults.
- Rep. Rex Shipp, the bill's sponsor, argues the initiative aims to prevent accidental shootings involving young children.
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