Regulatory Impacts on Families
What changed between versions
Local school boards must now provide an online platform for parents to view library borrowing history, with specific deadlines based on district size.
Schools must adopt comprehensive emergency response plans for violence and sports injuries, including notification procedures for students off-campus during emergencies.
School boards must establish a traffic safety committee with representatives from parents, local government, and law enforcement to review safety plans and routing.
School boards must consider the impact of policies on family health, stability, and formation before adoption.
New definitions and processes were added for selecting instructional materials, requiring public review and input from educators and parents.
Rulemaking procedures now require agencies to analyze fiscal impacts on small businesses and consider alternatives to reduce negative impacts on family health and stability.
New definitions were created for 'learning material,' 'instructional material,' and 'supplemental material' to clarify what school boards must review.
Specific deadlines were set for implementing online library platforms (2024 for large districts, 2026 for smaller districts) and rulemaking reviews.
