Oklahoma SB1866 mandates written parental consent for students to participate in certain sexual education classes and outlines specific curriculum.
Oklahoma SB1866, the Oklahoma Sexual Education Reform and Parental Rights Protection Act, requires written parental consent for students to participate in certain sexual education classes. It mandates that schools provide parents with curriculum details and materials for review. The bill emphasizes "optimal sexual health education" focusing on abstinence, monogamous relationships, and the risks of premarital sexual activity. It prohibits the use of state funds for textbooks not approved by the State Textbook Committee.
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