The bill amends Arkansas Code Title 6, Chapter 25, Subchapter 1, to establish regulations regarding the storage and accessibility of certain materials in library media centers located in public elementary schools (grades K-5). Specifically, it mandates that non-age-appropriate sexual content must be stored in locked compartments within a designated area of the library. Furthermore, students are prohibited from viewing or checking out such materials unless prior written approval is obtained from a parent, legal guardian, or person standing in loco parentis.

The bill also outlines compliance measures for school personnel. If an individual is found to have knowingly failed to comply with these regulations, the principal and superintendent must document the incident, and the individual may face a suspension of up to five days without pay for a first offense. Subsequent violations could lead to a referral to the Professional Licensure Standards Board, which has the authority to suspend or revoke the individual's teaching license. The bill defines "non-age-appropriate sexual content" as materials that are not developmentally suitable for K-5 students, including explicit instruction or advocacy of sexual ideologies.