Modifies provisions relating to providing explicit sexual material to a student

SB 1123 prohibits school staff from providing explicit sexual material to students in an official capacity, defining such material as depictions of sexual acts or genitalia (excluding educational science materials, art, or anthropology). It classifies this as a class A misdemeanor and bars school districts employing convicted individuals from receiving state funds. The law specifically covers teachers, librarians, coaches, and other school-affiliated personnel but excludes students and educational materials used in biology or sex education classes. This bill directly affects school districts and staff members found guilty of violating its provisions, with the primary mechanism being the loss of state funding for affected districts.