The Children Innocence Protection Act restricts sex education and survey administration in New Jersey public schools.
The Children Innocence Protection Act prohibits classroom instruction on sex, sex acts, abortion, birth control, sexual orientation, or gender identity in kindergarten through grade five. For grades six through 12, such instruction is only allowed with prior written consent from parents or guardians, detailed curriculum information, and an accessible method for parents to review lesson plans.
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