Minnesota HF3122 clarifies parental curriculum review provisions, allowing parents, guardians, or adult students to review instructional materials.
Minnesota HF3122 amends the state's education law to clarify procedures for parents, guardians, or adult students to review instructional materials. If they object to the content, they can request alternative instruction. The school board is not required to pay for the costs of alternative instruction provided by parents, guardians, or adult students. School personnel may not penalize students for arranging alternative instruction but can evaluate the quality of the student's work.
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