This legislative bill amends Minnesota’s education laws to modify how parents can review and consent to their child’s sexual education curriculum. The bill mandates that each school district must have a process that allows parents or guardians (or adult students who are 18 years or older) to review all instructional materials including textbooks, videos, and online resources used in educating their minor child. If a parent or guardian objects to any content, the school must provide a way to arrange alternative instruction, which could even be led by the parent or guardian if the school's alternative does not address their concerns. Importantly, any alternative education chosen by the parent or guardian will not be funded by the school board.

Additionally, the bill requires that no sexual education be provided to minor students without explicit written consent from the parent or guardian.