Democrats push bill requiring school districts to post new sex ed curriculum online
Democrats in the state Senate are pushing a bill forward, hoping to alleviate parents' concerns about the new sex education standards.
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May 10, 2022, 9:20 AM
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Updated 715 days ago
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2ds agoDemocrats in the state Senate
are pushing a bill forward, hoping to alleviate parents' concerns about the new
sex education standards.
The bill mandates school
districts post their new curriculums online this summer, allowing parents to
ask questions -- or opt their child out.
But Republicans are calling
for the standards to be repealed all together.
