Bill Requiring Parental Notice on Sex-Related Classroom Material Heads to Governor

A bill that would require parents to get advance notice before sex-related course material is taught in the classroom has passed the state Senate and now heads to the Governor.

Parents can already opt their child out of any course material relating to sexuality or sex education.

But this proposal would require schools to provide up to two weeks’ notice before that kind of material is taught.

Republican Senator Bill Gannon says this bill keeps parents more informed on what’s going on in the classroom.

Read more: http://nhpr.org/post/bill-requiring-parental-notice-sex-related-classroom-material-heads-governor#stream/0