Rhode Island S2527 requires schools to provide sexual education curriculum to parents and obtain written consent before teaching it to students.
Rhode Island S2527 mandates that schools offering sexual education must first provide the curriculum to every parent or legal guardian of students. Parents or guardians must then consent in writing before the curriculum is taught to their children. This act aims to ensure parental involvement in the sexual education their children receive at school.
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