Establishes the "education equity act" to provide language assistance to non-English speaking parents and guardians of public school students.
The "education equity act" mandates language assistance for parents and guardians with children in public schools whose primary language is not English. It defines terms, requires school districts to create annual language assistance plans, and mandates the Department of Education to establish web pages detailing parents' rights to translation services. Additionally, it requires annual reports by each school district to the local board of education.
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