The Academic Transparency Act of 2025; enact.

SB 2182, the "Academic Transparency Act of 2025," would have required Mississippi public schools to list on their websites the titles and authors of learning materials (like textbooks, digital resources, and teacher-created content) used for instruction, organized by subject and grade. It exempted schools with fewer than 500 total students or those with fewer than 50 students in a class, and prohibited schools from posting full materials to avoid copyright issues. The bill also mandated that schools provide parents 10 days to review new instructional materials before purchase, with options for in-person or temporary remote access. However, the bill died in committee on February 4, 2025, and was never enacted.