Minnesota HF396 modifies parental consent requirements for sexual education curriculum in schools.
Minnesota HF396 amends the state's education statutes to require parental consent for sexual education instruction for minor students. School districts must establish procedures allowing parents, guardians, or adult students to review instructional materials and request alternative instruction if they object to the content. Schools are not required to pay for alternative instruction provided by parents, guardians, or adult students.
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