Virginia To Require Schools To Alert Parents Of ‘Sexually Explicit Content' In The Classroom
The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) is finishing model policies for school districts to give parents notice about lessons featuring 'sexual...
The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) is finishing model policies for school districts to give parents notice about lessons featuring 'sexually explicit content,' according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.VDOE policy requires schools to post all 'sexually explicit content,' including all materials used for the lessons and curriculum, on the school's website and also requires parents to be alerted at least 30 days before the lessons take place. The policy says it is designed to help parents make decisions for their children 'in accordance with their customs, faith and values.