Relating to parental rights in public education.

SB 112 would expand parental access to school records in Texas public schools, requiring schools to provide parents with written or electronic records including grades, disciplinary actions, health information, and behavioral reports. The bill also requires school staff to obtain written parental consent before conducting mental health assessments, well-being surveys, or recording students, with exceptions for mandated special education evaluations. This directly affects parents seeking transparency about their child's education and school staff implementing new consent procedures. The legislation would take effect September 1, 2025, if passed.