No. SB 1090
Filed under Education.
Education; Prohibiting certain entities from expending funds on organizations that discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or religion; requiring that a public school student have prior written consent from his or her parent or guardian to receive instruction on reproductive health; authorizing a private school to purchase a supply of FDA-approved epinephrine delivery devices, rather than epinephrine auto-injectors; revising the period of time for which a private prekindergarten provider is prohibited from delivering a prekindergarten program and receiving state funds under certain circumstances, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDState and federal funds may not support programs advocating diversity, equity, or inclusion, or engaging in political or social activism on campus.
Public school students may not receive instruction on reproductive health or HIV/AIDS without the prior written consent of their parent or guardian.
School districts must develop and submit a detailed, board-approved plan for comprehensive mathematics instruction to the state board of education.
Prekindergarten providers failing performance standards are removed from eligibility to deliver the program and receive state funds for a fixed period of two program years.
AIProhibits the use of state or federal funds to promote or maintain programs that advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion or engage in political or social activism.
AIReplaces the existing opt-out exemption with a mandatory prior written consent requirement for specific health topics.
AIMandates annual district improvement plans and monthly reporting of staffing, attendance, and expenditure data for low-performing schools.
AIRequires every school district to develop and submit a detailed, board-approved plan for comprehensive mathematics instruction.
AIBroadens the types of epinephrine administration tools that schools may purchase and use from auto-injectors to any FDA-approved delivery device.
AIReplaces variable exclusion periods of 2 to 5 years with a fixed 2-year exclusion period for prekindergarten providers and schools that fail to meet performance standards.
AIRequires health education for grades 6 through 12 to include specific multimedia materials showing human embryologic and fetal development from conception to birth.
AIDeletes the statutory authorization for schools to use temporary door locks during active assailant incidents.