This bill introduces a "Parental Bill of Rights" designed to affirm and safeguard the rights of parents concerning their children's education and well-being. It prohibits schools from infringing on these rights unless they can demonstrate a compelling state interest, supported by clear evidence. Key provisions include the definition of parental rights, which encompass directing a child's upbringing, education, and health care, as well as accessing information about their child's educational progress. Schools are required to provide timely information to parents about discipline policies, educational materials, and the right to opt out of certain programs. Additionally, parents must be notified of any use of seclusion or restraint on their child and allowed to review their child's educational and medical records.

The bill also outlines specific procedures for parents to object to instructional materials based on beliefs related to morality, sex, and religion, and to withdraw their children from sex education programs. School boards are mandated to publish the parental bill of rights in their annual reports, on their websites, and in school handbooks. Parents are granted the right to seek legal recourse for violations of these rights, including the recovery of attorneys' fees and court costs if they prevail. The bill clarifies that it does not authorize unlawful conduct by parents or interfere with law enforcement investigations involving minors, with an effective date set for July 1, 2025.