As of 2025, New Jersey pioneered Holocaust education among U.S. states, mandating K–12 instruction in 1991 and establishing a dedicated Commission to support and monitor curriculum implementation. In 2023,...
As of 2025, New Hampshire law requires Holocaust and genocide education for students beginning in Grade 8 through high school. Curriculum must include foundational definitions, historical analysis, survivor testimony, and...
As of 2025, Nevada law now requires age-appropriate, historically accurate Holocaust and genocide education for students in grades 6–12. Standards include detailed content ranging from Nazi policy to resistance,...
As of 2025, Nebraska requires Holocaust and genocide education for students in grades 6–12 under law LB 888 (2022). The State Board must set measurable curriculum standards by 2024. Educators...
As of 2025, Montana does not legally require Holocaust education. However, districts and educators are free to include it within social studies, world history, or human rights courses. When...
As of 2025, Missouri mandates Holocaust education for students in grades 6–12 through the 2022 law establishing the Holocaust Education & Awareness Commission. Districts must teach historical context, facilitate...
As of 2025, Mississippi does not mandate Holocaust education in public schools. However, the Mississippi Commission on the Holocaust exists to support districts through advisory services, resources, and community...
Beginning with the 2025–26 school year, Minnesota law requires genocide education—including the Holocaust, Indigenous genocides, and other mass atrocities—for students in grades 6–12. The law...
As of 2025, Massachusetts requires all public school districts to teach Holocaust and genocide education for students in grades 6–12. The legislation mandates state funding to support curriculum development, teacher...
As of 2025, Michigan law requires that school districts teach Holocaust and genocide topics for students in grades 8–12, with a minimum of six instructional hours. Educators have flexibility...