The proposed bill aims to enhance curriculum transparency for parents of students in kindergarten through grade twelve in Arkansas. It mandates the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education to establish an online portal that allows parents, faculty, and staff to access instructional materials. This portal will enable parents to search for and view instructional materials by district, school, and grade level, as well as review summaries and full content of textbooks used in their child's district. Additionally, parents will have the option to review library media materials and opt their child out of accessing specific materials they deem inappropriate.

The bill also includes provisions to support school administrators and staff by providing uniform access to Arkansas school standards and reducing their workload through a centralized database of instructional materials. The portal is required to be operational by January 15, 2026. The bill introduces new definitions for terms such as "district," "instructional material," "library media material," "parent," and "school" to clarify the scope of the legislation. Overall, the bill seeks to empower parents with greater oversight of their children's educational resources while ensuring that school staff have the necessary tools to comply with educational standards.