AB1797 amends California's open enrollment law to modify how students can attend schools outside their traditional district boundaries. The bill restructures enrollment procedures and removes certain restrictions, expanding options for families to choose schools.

AB19 creates a new education choice program allowing parents to use state funding for education expenses outside traditional public schools, with corresponding tax code changes to implement the funding mechanism.

SB 64 creates a new School Choice Flex Account program in California that allows families to use funds for education expenses beyond traditional public school, expanding educational options for California families.

Amends California pupil-instruction law concerning outside consultants for sexual-health and HIV-prevention education.

This bill establishes a process for parents to opt their children out of classroom instruction related to transgender concepts.

SB 531 amends California Education Code to add mental health education as a required course of study in schools, mandating specific instruction on mental health topics.

This bill modifies California Education Code Section 221.5 to address sex-segregated school programs and activities, with specific reference to sex at birth. The legislation directly impacts how schools may organize programs and whether they must accommodate students based on biological sex or gender identity.

AB 1500 requires California schools to provide medically accurate sexual and reproductive health information to students. The bill directly affects what schools teach about sexuality and reproductive matters.

This bill amends California's Healthy Youth Act, which governs sex education and health instruction in public schools. It affects what sexual health content schools must teach and how parents can be notified or opt their children out.

This bill modifies California Education Code Section 51101 concerning pupil records, affecting parental access to information about their children's education and school experiences.

AB844 amends California education law to address sex-segregated school programs and athletic activities, establishing new requirements around facility use and educational equity related to sex and gender.