New Jersey A2687 establishes the "Parents Bill of Rights Act" to protect parents' rights in their children's education.
New Jersey A2687, the "Parents Bill of Rights Act," ensures parents and guardians have fundamental rights in their children's education. This includes the right to a summary and review of the curriculum, access to classroom media and textbooks, and the ability to opt out of any curriculum conflicting with their beliefs. The act prohibits schools from interfering with these rights and denies information requests. No penalties for credit or graduation will result from opting out of curriculum. The act takes effect immediately.
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