House Joint Resolution 92, sponsored by Barrett, proposes an amendment to Article XI, Section 12 of the Tennessee Constitution to affirm and protect parental rights regarding the upbringing and education of their children. The resolution asserts that parents have the inherent right to direct their child's upbringing, including their education, and prohibits the state or any political subdivision from interfering with this right through laws or regulations that restrict home-based education. It also clarifies that accepting public education funding does not forfeit these rights and that the state cannot compel attendance at specific educational institutions or impose compulsory attendance laws that limit a parent's ability to educate their child at home.

The resolution calls for the proposed amendment to be referred to the next General Assembly for consideration and mandates that it be published by the Secretary of State on official websites to ensure public awareness. Additionally, it directs the Clerk of the House to deliver a copy of the resolution to the Secretary of State, excluding the final resolving clause from those copies.