Minnesota SF55 establishes a Parent's Bill of Rights, affirming parents' fundamental rights over their minor child's upbringing, education, and.
Minnesota SF55, the Parent's Bill of Rights Act, ensures parents retain fundamental rights over their minor child's upbringing, education, and health care. These rights include directing the child's education, accessing school records, making health care decisions, and consenting to medical interventions. The state and its entities must not infringe on these rights, and any attempt to do so is grounds for employee discipline. The act emphasizes that these rights are not exhaustive and do not permit child abuse or neglect.
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