Objections to Instructional Materials

Summary

The bill would obligate each district school board to adopt a publicly‑available policy for handling objections by parents or county residents to any instructional material used in K‑12 schools. It establishes timelines for removal of prohibited content, mandates open hearings, and provides for a special magistrate review if the board’s decision is contested. The measure targets students, parents, residents, and school districts to increase transparency and parental input on classroom content.

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