Curriculum Transparency Act requires schools to list learning materials and activities online for parental review.
The Curriculum Transparency Act mandates that each school operated by a school district or as a public charter school must disclose, within 10 days of first use, on a publicly accessible portion of the school website or the school district website, the procedures for reviewing or approving lesson plans and learning materials. It also requires a listing of teacher and staff training materials, learning materials and activities used for student instruction, and service-learning projects.
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