Repeals North Carolina's Parents' Bill of Rights and makes conforming changes to education statutes.
This bill repeals Session Law 2023-106, known as the Parents' Bill of Rights, and makes conforming changes to various sections of the General Statutes. It removes exemptions for charter schools, regional schools, and laboratory schools from certain statutes and rules applicable to local boards of education. The bill also specifies that schools for the deaf and blind are considered State agencies and must comply with State agency requirements. The changes are effective upon the bill's enactment.
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