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A parent/guardian may learn about his or her minor child’s course of study, including, but not limited to, parental access to instructional materials intended for use in the classroom, by submitting a written request to the principal of the minor child’s school. Instructional materials intended for use in the classroom will be made available for parental review during the first two weeks of each grading period, either online or on site upon a parent's/guardian's request made during the review period.

A parent/guardian may object to instructional materials intended for use in his or her minor child’s classroom or recommended by their minor child’s teacher. To submit a complaint, the parent/guardian shall contact the principal of his or her minor child’s school. The parent/guardian shall complete the appropriate form which the principal will forward to either the Director of Elementary Education or Director of Secondary Education, who will address the submission in accordance with .

A parent/guardian may withdraw his or her minor child from the school's prescribed course of study in sex education if the parent provides a written objection to his or her child's participation. Parents/guardians will be notified in advance of the sex education course content and parents will be given the opportunity to opt his or her minor child out of participation by notifying the minor child’s teacher in writing. The ºìÐÓÖ±²¥app Sex Education Parent Permission form will be sent to all parents/guardians of 6- 12 students enrolled in health classes.

A parent/guardian may provide written notice that photographs or video or voice recordings of his or her minor child are not permitted, subject to applicable public safety and security exceptions, by notifying the principal of the minor child’s school in writing upon enrollment. Parents/guardians will complete and submit the ºìÐÓÖ±²¥app Annual Consent Form indicating their preference regarding photographs, videos, and voice recordings.