Missouri SB115 establishes provisions for elementary and secondary education, including parental rights and curriculum restrictions.
Missouri SB115 amends education laws to include several provisions affecting elementary and secondary education. It mandates that public schools allow parents to review educational materials and curricula used in their children's classrooms. Schools must also provide information about learning materials and activities, including titles, authors, and links to publicly available content. The bill prohibits schools from requiring nondisclosure agreements for material review and from collecting biometric data without parental consent.
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