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Michigan requires schools to send parents annual notices on youth cannabis, tobacco and vaping risks under PA 104
Michigan enacted Public Act 104 of 2026 (SB 433), adding MCL 380.1509. By July 1, 2027, DHHS must develop a notice in English, Spanish and Arabic on the dangers of THC, tobacco, vapor, alternative nicotine and synthetic intoxicating hemp products, and update it every year. Starting in 2027-28, districts, intermediate districts, academies and nonpublic schools must get it to every pupil's parent by October 1 each year.
Enrolled text (Michigan Legislature) → · Governor Whitmer (michigan.gov), The Marijuana Herald
Key points
- PA 104 of 2026 took immediate effect on October 5, 2026, adding MCL 380.1509 to the Revised School Code.Michigan LegislatureGovernor Whitmer (michigan.gov)
- DHHS must finish the trilingual notice by July 1, 2027 and update it every year; the Department of Education posts it.Michigan Legislature
- The notice covers prevention and treatment resources and how to recognize THC poisoning.Michigan LegislatureThe Marijuana Herald
- Each school board must get the notice to parents by October 1, starting in 2027-28, and post a link to it.Michigan LegislatureThe Marijuana Herald
- Sponsored by Sen. Dayna Polehanki; the Senate concurred 36-0 on October 1.Michigan LegislatureGovernor Whitmer (michigan.gov)
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Governor Whitmer (michigan.gov)
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