California AB281 would allow parents to inspect and copy non-copyrighted educational materials for sexual health and HIV prevention education.

California AB281 amends the Education Code to allow parents or guardians to inspect and make copies of non-copyrighted written educational materials used in comprehensive sexual health and HIV prevention education. The bill also requires school districts to notify parents and guardians about the instruction and research on pupil health behaviors and risks planned for the coming year. Parents have the right to excuse their child from these tests, questionnaires, or surveys through a passive consent process.

California AB281 would allow parents to inspect and copy non-copyrighted educational materials for sexual health and HIV prevention education.

California AB281 amends the Education Code to allow parents or guardians to inspect and make copies of non-copyrighted written educational materials used in comprehensive sexual health and HIV prevention education. The bill also requires school districts to notify parents and guardians about the instruction and research on pupil health behaviors and risks planned for the coming year. Parents have the right to excuse their child from these tests, questionnaires, or surveys through a passive consent process.