Oklahoma HB1964 establishes the Parents' Bill of Rights, ensuring parental consent for mental health therapy and sex education, and allowing parents.
Oklahoma HB1964, known as the Parents' Bill of Rights, mandates that mental health therapy on minors cannot be performed without parental consent, except in emergencies. It also requires parental consent for sex education and allows parents to review and object to certain school materials and activities. Parents can opt their children out of sex education and data collection instruments. The bill provides a private right of action for parents against schools for violations, with fines up to $1,000. Effective November 1, 2025.
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