Oklahoma SB413 mandates written parental consent for students to participate in certain sexual education classes, outlines specific curriculum.
Oklahoma SB413, the Oklahoma Sexual Education Reform and Parental Rights Protection Act, requires school districts to obtain written parental consent before allowing students to participate in comprehensive sexual education or sexual risk reduction classes. The bill restricts the curriculum to topics emphasizing abstinence, monogamous heterosexual relationships, and the risks of premarital sexual activity. It prohibits the inclusion of materials advocating non-heterosexual orientations, explicit sexual techniques, or gender identity concepts outside the binary concept of male and female.
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