A group of Republican lawmakers in Minnesota introduced a series of parental education rights bills Monday, joining a nationwide movement toward enhancing curriculum transparency and solidifying parental education rights.
The set of five bills introduced in the Minnesota state Senate would enhance parental notification requirements for public schools regarding student activities and welfare and classroom instruction, as well as require schools to inform parents of their rights to review curriculum and instructional materials.
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