Missouri SB1028 prohibits divisive concepts in education and mandates transparency in learning materials.
Missouri SB1028 amends education laws to prohibit divisive concepts in schools, including those promoting inherent racial or gender superiority or systemic racism and sexism. It mandates transparency by requiring schools to list learning materials and activities online. Schools must allow parents to review materials before use. The bill also prohibits private funding for certain curricula and mandates civic education focusing on American history and government. It establishes a "Parents' Bill of Rights Act of 2026" ensuring parental rights regarding their children's education.
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