Enacts the "pupil privacy act" requiring schools to notify parents or legal guardians of student protected information surveys and allow them to opt.
The Pupil Privacy Act requires schools to notify parents or legal guardians of every student when a student protected information survey will be administered. The notice must explain the purpose of the survey, clarify whether it is part of the health or general education curriculum, and provide the exact content of the survey questions. Schools must also provide parents and legal guardians the opportunity to opt their child out of participating in the survey. This act applies to all public, private, and charter schools offering instruction to pupils in kindergarten through twelfth grade.
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