EDUCATION – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding parental rights in education.

H 351 revises Idaho's parental rights in education law to require public schools to provide specific accommodations and information to parents. It mandates schools to develop policies enabling parents to: access learning materials (including textbooks) via school websites by October 1 each year, withdraw children from materials conflicting with their beliefs, receive health updates about their child within five school days, and consent to surveys about sensitive topics like sexuality or mental health. The bill also requires schools to notify parents if a student is questioned by law enforcement (except abuse cases) and prohibits policies blocking staff from informing parents about student well-being. These provisions directly affect Idaho public schools and parents of enrolled students, effective July 1, 2025.