The bill establishes a "Parental Bill of Rights" that affirms and protects the rights of parents concerning their children's education. It prohibits schools from infringing on these rights unless such actions are narrowly tailored to address a compelling state interest, specifically when there is clear and convincing evidence that the infringement is necessary to prevent child abuse. Key provisions include the rights of parents to direct their child's upbringing, education, and health care, access information about their child's educational progress, and opt out of certain educational programs. The bill mandates that school boards develop policies to promote parental involvement and provide notice of parental rights, while also allowing parents to take legal action to enforce these rights.

Additionally, the bill requires each school to create a policy that encourages parental participation in school activities and outlines procedures for parents to learn about their child's course of study and instructional materials. Parents can withdraw their children from specific health education programs related to sex education upon providing written objections. The legislation protects parental rights from infringement unless supported by clear and convincing evidence of a compelling state interest and allows parents to seek legal action for violations, potentially recovering attorney fees. The bill clarifies that it does not authorize unlawful conduct by parents or interfere with law enforcement investigations, with an effective date set for July 1, 2025.