California SB1412 outlines parental rights and responsibilities in public schools, including communication with teachers and participation in their.
California SB1412 amends the Education Code to detail parental rights and responsibilities in public schools. Parents and guardians have the right to be informed about their child's education and to participate in it. This includes observing classrooms, meeting with teachers and principals, volunteering in schools, and participating in school councils. Schools must develop a school-parent compact with parents, detailing shared responsibilities for student development. The bill also specifies that schools cannot share information with parents if it conflicts with a court order.
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