The Georgia Senate recently approved a bill that further solidifies the right of parents to direct their child’s education, allowing them to review instructional material, or opt their children out of sex education classes. The 33-21 vote was split along party lines, with Republicans in favor and Democrats opposed. It will now go to the House for a vote before it reaches Gov.
Parents' Bill of Rights passes Senate. What does it do and what do school officials, teachers think about it?
