Minnesota SF753 modifies parental curriculum review and consent requirements for sexual education curriculum.

Minnesota SF753 amends the state's education statutes to require school districts to establish a procedure allowing parents, guardians, or adult students to review instructional materials for sexual education. If parents, guardians, or adult students object to the content, the procedure must include a process for alternative instruction. Schools cannot penalize students for arranging alternative instruction but may evaluate the quality of their work. Additionally, school districts cannot provide sexual education instruction to minors without written consent from their parents or guardians.

Minnesota SF753 modifies parental curriculum review and consent requirements for sexual education curriculum.

Minnesota SF753 amends the state's education statutes to require school districts to establish a procedure allowing parents, guardians, or adult students to review instructional materials for sexual education. If parents, guardians, or adult students object to the content, the procedure must include a process for alternative instruction. Schools cannot penalize students for arranging alternative instruction but may evaluate the quality of their work. Additionally, school districts cannot provide sexual education instruction to minors without written consent from their parents or guardians.