Revises sexual education course requirements in Nevada schools, allowing parents to opt-out permanently or for specific years.
Nevada AB205 amends existing law to revise provisions governing sexual education in schools. It mandates that school boards establish courses on HIV and reproductive health, with advisory committees including parents and professionals. The bill allows parents to opt their children out of these courses permanently or for specific years, with the option to refuse authorization via a form available online or in person. The bill also requires schools to provide written notice to parents before offering such courses.
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