Rhode Island § 16-22-29 § 16-22-29. Field trips to nature preserve, reserve, or conservatory.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 16-22-29 — § 16-22-29. Field trips to nature preserve, reserve, or conservatory.

Rhode Island § 16-22-29

Title 16Education

Ch. 16-22Curriculum [See Title 16 Chapter 97 â€” the Rhode Island Board of Education Act]

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 16-22-29 (2026).

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§ 16-22-29. Field trips to nature preserve, reserve, or conservatory.
The general assembly recognizes the importance of a citizenry well educated in the
            principles of nature and our environment, as well as the general assembly's duty to
            provide for the preservation, regeneration, and restoration of the natural environment
            of the state, as enunciated in the constitution of the state of Rhode Island. In light
            of this, public schools of this state, beginning in kindergarten and continuing through
            and including grade twelve (12), are encouraged to use their best efforts to provide
            access to every student to at least one field trip to a nature preserve, 

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§ 16-22-29. Field trips to nature preserve, reserve, or conservatory.

The general assembly recognizes the importance of a citizenry well educated in the principles of nature and our environment, as well as the general assembly's duty to provide for the preservation, regeneration, and restoration of the natural environment of the state, as enunciated in the constitution of the state of Rhode Island. In light of this, public schools of this state, beginning in kindergarten and continuing through and including grade twelve (12), are encouraged to use their best efforts to provide access to every student to at least one field trip to a nature preserve, reserve, or conservatory.