High school students in Kentucky will soon see something new in their schools.

Kentucky Right to Life is distributing 300 awareness posters to every high school in Kentucky.

They made the announcement during a press conference yesterday at the Kentucky State Fair.

The posters promote safe Haven baby boxes.

Those boxes, which are usually installed at fire stations, allow mothers to safely and anonymously surrender their infants.

Several lawmakers joined the group yesterday to discuss their efforts.

Life isn't just about stopping abortion.

It is there, to be sure.

But it's also about making sure that our mothers and our fathers know that they have other choices and that they have supports around them.

It's about supporting foster care.

It's about supporting adoptions.

It's about making sure that our families are strong enough that they can raise healthy babies and if they believe they're not in the communities around them.

And that we assist them in doing that.

You know, with House Bill 272, this gives the schools the authority and actually dictates to them that they need to put the one 800 number for Safe Haven baby box.

There's 257 boxes across the nation as of August 14th and 39 in Kentucky.

Thank you.

Nationwide, 50 babies have been surrendered in a safe haven baby box.

Four of those were in Kentucky, two in Bowling Green.