The bill amends section 15-113 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, specifically regarding the rights of parents in charter schools. Under current law, charter schools can require parents to waive their right to object to learning materials if they provide a complete list of books and materials before enrollment. The new bill language clarifies that if any undisclosed materials are introduced after enrollment, parents still retain the right to object to those materials.

Additionally, the bill modifies the language concerning sex education instruction. While current law requires public educational institutions to inform parents or guardians of their right to review instructional materials, the new bill replaces "instructional" with "learning," broadening the scope of materials that parents can review. This change emphasizes the importance of parental oversight in all learning activities, not just those specifically labeled as instructional.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 15-113