Enacting the affirming parental rights act to require school districts to provide parents with an affirming parental rights document, requiring the investigation of parental rights violations and establishing certain remedies for parents aggrieved by such violations.

HB 2710 requires Kansas school districts to provide parents with a link to a standardized webpage detailing parental rights protected by federal and state law, including a document parents must sign during enrollment. The bill establishes a process where parents can file complaints if they believe a school violated these rights, triggering a 40-day investigation by the state education department. School districts face $5,000 civil penalties per violation if found noncompliant, with remedies including injunctive relief or damages for affected parents. This directly affects parents of K-12 students and school districts, mandating transparency and accountability around parental rights in educational settings.