TEACHERS: Authorizes principals to notify the parents of any child assigned to the classroom of an uncertified teacher, teacher with a non-standard certificate, or teacher authorized to teach without certification

This bill allows school principals to inform parents if their child is taught by an uncertified teacher, someone with a non-standard certificate, or a teacher authorized to teach without certification. Under the new rules, principals have the option to send these notifications rather than being strictly required to do so. The law also specifies that the notice must include details about the type of non-standard certificate held or the reason for the teacher's authorization to teach without one. This change applies directly to school administrators and families in districts where such teaching situations occur.