Parental Bill of Rights Policy
State-mandated policy on school data transparency and opt-outs for health/sex education continues to draw parent interest in curriculum oversight.
The School Board conducted a first reading of a new Parental Bill of Rights policy mandated by the state. The policy addresses transparency on school-wide data and opt-out provisions for health and sex education. Board members expressed concern that current wording could confuse parents and requested revisions prior to final adoption.
Revised policy language to be prepared and brought back for second reading and adoption.
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