North Dakota enacted SB 2330, creating a new statutory section under Chapter 15.1-09 of the North Dakota Century Code. The law mandates human trafficking and exploitation prevention and awareness education for students attending public schools and tribal schools across the state. The bill was sponsored by multiple senators and representatives, passed through both chambers with conference committee concurrence, and received gubernatorial approval.

Public schools and tribal schools in North Dakota must now implement human trafficking prevention education into their curricula. School administrators and curriculum coordinators should begin planning for curriculum development, teacher training, and resource allocation to meet this new educational requirement. The law takes effect upon filing with the Secretary of State, which occurred on May 2, 2025.