Bill > A370

Introduced Session

This bill requires school districts to post curriculum plans for each course offered to students in each grade level at least 30 days prior to the beginning of a school year. Specifically, a school district would be required to post information concerning each unit of study, student learning objectives, and information concerning textbooks and other materials to be used in implementing the district's curriculum plans. School districts would be required to update their Internet websites each time a curriculum plan is updated or revised. The bill also requires school districts to post information concerning when and where textbooks and other materials used as part of the district's implementation of the district's curriculum plans will be available for review by the parents or legal guardians of students in the district. Parents and legal guardians would be given the opportunity to review these materials prior to the time in which they will be incorporated into classroom instruction. By requiring that school districts post their curriculum plans online and providing parents and legal guardians with the opportunity to review textbooks and other materials used as part of the curriculum, the State can ensure greater transparency and collaboration between school officials and the families they serve.

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John DiMaio (R)*,  Aura Dunn (R)*,  Bob Auth (R),  John Catalano (R),  DeAnne DeFuccio (R),  Kimberly Eulner (R),  Antwan McClellan (R),  Greg McGuckin (R),  Bethanne Patrick (R),  Erik Peterson (R),  Marilyn Piperno (R),  Kevin Rooney (R),  Beth Sawyer (R),  Erik Simonsen (R),  Parker Space (R),  Brandon Umba (R),  Harold Wirths (R), 

Introduced, Referred to Assembly Education Committee (on 01/11/2022)

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