HB 10 - Establishes a Parents' Bill of Rights Regarding their Child's Education and Prohibits Schools from Infringing on Such Rights Unless the Action is Narrowly Tailored to Address a Compelling State Interest - New Hampshire Key Vote

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Title: Establishes a Parents' Bill of Rights Regarding their Child's Education and Prohibits Schools from Infringing on Such Rights Unless the Action is Narrowly Tailored to Address a Compelling State Interest

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Title: Establishes a Parents' Bill of Rights Regarding their Child's Education and Prohibits Schools from Infringing on Such Rights Unless the Action is Narrowly Tailored to Address a Compelling State Interest

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to concur with Senate amendments and pass a bill that establishes a parents' bill of rights regarding their child's education and prohibits schools from infringing on such rights unless the action is narrowly tailored to address a compelling state interest in New Hampshire.

Highlights:

  • Establishes a parents' bill of rights regarding their child's education (Sec. 1-2).

  • Prohibits schools from infringing on such rights unless the action is narrowly tailored to address a compelling state interest in New Hampshire (Sec. 1-2).

  • Requires school boards to develop a policy to promote parental involvement and to provide notice of parental rights, and provides a private right of action for enforcement (Sec. 1-2).

  • Specifies that the provisions of this bill shall take effect July 1, 20205 (Sec. 3).

Title: Establishes a Parents' Bill of Rights Regarding their Child's Education and Prohibits Schools from Infringing on Such Rights Unless the Action is Narrowly Tailored to Address a Compelling State Interest

Title: Establishes a Parents' Bill of Rights Regarding their Child's Education and Prohibits Schools from Infringing on Such Rights Unless the Action is Narrowly Tailored to Address a Compelling State Interest

Title: Establishes a Parents' Bill of Rights Regarding their Child's Education and Prohibits Schools from Infringing on Such Rights Unless the Action is Narrowly Tailored to Address a Compelling State Interest

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