Alabama HB246 requires schools to post classroom curricula online and offers an alternative review method for copyrighted materials.

Alabama HB246 mandates that public K-12 schools post adopted classroom curricula online for review by parents and guardians. For copyrighted materials, schools must provide an alternative review method, either physical access during school hours or temporary remote access for 24 hours. Access must be granted within days of a written request. The bill also requires teachers to provide summaries of instructional materials to parents and guardians upon request. The State Superintendent of Education must report the number of complaints filed annually.

Alabama HB246 requires schools to post classroom curricula online and offers an alternative review method for copyrighted materials.

Alabama HB246 mandates that public K-12 schools post adopted classroom curricula online for review by parents and guardians. For copyrighted materials, schools must provide an alternative review method, either physical access during school hours or temporary remote access for 24 hours. Access must be granted within days of a written request. The bill also requires teachers to provide summaries of instructional materials to parents and guardians upon request. The State Superintendent of Education must report the number of complaints filed annually.