New Jersey S940 establishes the "Parents Bill of Rights Act," affirming parents' fundamental rights in their children's education.
New Jersey S940, the "Parents Bill of Rights Act," establishes parents' fundamental rights in their children's education. It prohibits schools from interfering with parents' or guardians' rights to engage in and direct their child's education. Parents and guardians can request a summary and review of the curriculum, access a list of classroom media and books, and opt their child out of any curriculum conflicting with their beliefs. No penalties for credit or graduation can result from opting out.
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