TO PROVIDE CURRICULUM TRANSPARENCY FOR PARENTS OF KINDERGARTEN THROUGH GRADE TWELVE STUDENTS; AND TO ALLOW A PARENT TO REVIEW AND OPT OUT OF SELECTED LIBRARY MEDIA MATERIALS FOR HIS OR HER CHILD.

House Bill 1806 aimed to increase curriculum transparency for parents of students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. It would have required schools to make curriculum information available to parents. Additionally, the bill sought to allow parents to review library media materials and opt their child out of accessing selected items. An amendment added a provision stating that some aspects of the bill's implementation would be contingent on funding availability.