California AB1401 outlines parental rights in public schools, including access to records and participation in education.

California AB1401 details the rights of parents and guardians in public schools, emphasizing their role as partners in their children's education. These rights include observing classrooms, meeting with teachers and principals, volunteering in schools, and participating in school councils. Parents also have the right to access their child's academic records, receive test results, and participate in decisions about their child's education. The bill mandates that schools develop a school-parent compact and a policy outlining shared responsibilities for student development.

California AB1401 outlines parental rights in public schools, including access to records and participation in education.

California AB1401 details the rights of parents and guardians in public schools, emphasizing their role as partners in their children's education. These rights include observing classrooms, meeting with teachers and principals, volunteering in schools, and participating in school councils. Parents also have the right to access their child's academic records, receive test results, and participate in decisions about their child's education. The bill mandates that schools develop a school-parent compact and a policy outlining shared responsibilities for student development.