Revise education laws related to human sexuality and identity instruction

Changed the required parental notification period from 48 hours to a minimum of 5 school days before instruction begins.

Clarified that written parental permission is required specifically for a child to attend 'identity instruction'.

Added a specific definition for 'identity instruction' to distinguish it from general human sexuality instruction, covering topics like gender identity and sexual orientation.

Removed redundant or conflicting text regarding notification timing and formatting inconsistencies.

Corrected the capitalization of the word 'remedies' in the section header from all caps to lowercase.

Line numbers and subsection labels were renumbered sequentially to correct a formatting inconsistency.

A typo in the definition of 'human sexuality instruction' was fixed by removing an extra capital letter in the word 'Human'.

Increased the minimum notice period for human sexuality instruction events from 48 hours to 14 school days.

Added a requirement that parents must provide written notification to cancel an agreement regarding human sexuality instruction.

Clarified that additional notifications are not required after providing the initial notice under the relevant subsection.

Modified the definition of 'human sexuality instruction' to include 'human instruction' with specific goals or purposes.

Updated the remedies section to explicitly state that individuals must exhaust other remedies before filing a suit.

The bill title and sponsor list were updated to formally introduce the measure as HB 471 with specific sponsors J. Hinkle, R. Gregg, M. Regier, S. Fitzpatrick, B. Ler, and K. Bogner.

Formatting errors in the original draft were corrected, specifically removing redundant parentheses in section numbering (e.g., changing '(5) (6)' to '(5)(6)' and '(6) (8)' to '(6)(8)') to align with standard legislative style.