SB 1248, also known as Yahushua’s Law, is a California state law that mandates all K–12 public schools, charter schools, and county offices of education to develop, adopt, and implement mandatory weather safety policies for extreme weather conditions during outdoor activities.
Please note: This event is hosted and organized by 4Cs Sonoma County, not by Roseland School District. Please contact 4Cs directly for questions or registration information.
Roseland School District reflects the community dream that all students will graduate from high school with options for college entrance and successful, productive careers.