The Ohio House is poised to pass a Republican-backed bill would require public schools to show students videos on fetal development produced by an anti-abortion group. A committee made changes to the measure before passing it along party lines Tuesday.

Last minute changes were made to House Bill 485 , also known as the "Baby Olivia Act", in the House Education Committee. The bill now states high school students will see a three-minute video on fetal development each year, instead of all students watching age-appropriate videos starting in third grade. The bill states the "Meet Baby Olivia" video will be produced by the anti-abortion group Live Action or the requirement will be fulfilled by "a substantially similar video".

“This is an age where students will be able to not only compre

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