Oklahoma SB1736 mandates parental consent for students to participate in certain sexual education classes and requires schools to provide parents.
Oklahoma SB1736, the Oklahoma Sexual Education Reform and Parental Rights Protection Act, requires written parental consent for students to participate in certain sexual education instruction. Schools must provide parents with information about sex education curricula, materials, and tests. The bill mandates that certain classes or programs be taught only by certified teachers and prohibits certain organizations from leading these classes. It also restricts the use of certain textbooks and instructional materials in these classes.
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