Parental curriculum review provisions clarified.

HF 3122 clarifies Minnesota school districts' requirements for parents, guardians, or adult students (18+) to review instructional materials before they're used for minors or adult students. It mandates districts establish clear procedures for reviewing content and arranging alternative instruction if someone objects to the material, without requiring schools to pay for parent-provided alternatives. The bill specifies that "instructional materials" include online resources or media assigned through school curricula. Schools cannot penalize students for seeking alternative instruction, though they may assess the student's work quality. This affects parents/guardians of students and school districts implementing curriculum review processes.