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SB 310

SCHOOLS: Requires the posting of signs in student health centers at public schools, colleges, and universities to provide information on available pregnancy resources. (gov sig) (EN NO IMPACT See Note)

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Beryl Amedée and 4 co-sponsors

Louisiana requires public schools and universities to post signs in student health centers listing pregnancy-related resources and support options.

Signed by the Governor. Becomes Act No. 259.
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Bill Summary · SB 310

Legislative bill overview

SB 310 requires public schools, colleges, and universities in Louisiana to post signs in student health centers that inform students about available pregnancy resources. The bill mandates notification of both pregnancy support services and abortion access information, though specific resource details are not outlined in the bill summary.

Why is this important

This legislation affects how educational institutions communicate health information to students facing pregnancy decisions. The requirement impacts student access to information at a critical decision point, with potential effects on institutional policies and student services coordination.

Potential points of contention

  • Scope and content of resources: Ambiguity exists regarding which specific services must be listed—whether this includes abortion providers, adoption agencies, prenatal care, or all options equally
  • Institutional autonomy vs. mandate: Colleges and universities may resist state requirements on health center signage as an intrusion on institutional governance
  • Implementation costs and liability: Schools must determine who creates signage, updates information, and who bears responsibility if listed resources are inaccurate or unavailable
  • Viewpoint balance concerns: Different stakeholders hold competing views on what constitutes "neutral" or "comprehensive" pregnancy resource information

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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