B1 Preliminary For Schools Trainer Audio Download

new text begin (a) The legislature finds that it is a fundamental

right of a parent to direct the upbringing, education, and care of the parent's minor child.

The legislature further finds that important information relating to a minor child should not

be withheld, either inadvertently or purposefully, from the child's parent, including

information relating to the minor child's health, well-being, and education, while the minor

child is in the custody of a school district. The legislature further finds it necessary for a

school to establish a consistent mechanism for a parent to be notified of information relating

to the health and well-being of the parent's minor child.

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new text begin The state, any of its political subdivisions,

any other governmental entity, or any other institution must not infringe on the fundamental

rights of a parent to direct the upbringing, health, well-being, mental health, and education

of the parent's minor child without demonstrating that the potential infringement of parental

rights is reasonable and necessary to achieve a compelling state interest, and that the potential

infringement of parental rights is narrowly tailored and is not otherwise served by a less

restrictive means.

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new text begin (i) means assigned, distributed, or otherwise presented to students in any course for

which students receive academic credit or in any educational capacity in which participation

of the student body is required by the school or in which most students in a given grade

level participate; and

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new text begin (4) "activities" include but are not limited to assemblies, guest lectures, action-oriented

civics learning assignments or projects, including the actual or simulated contacting of

government officials or any requirement to advocate for or comment on a contemporary

political or social issue or participate in organized political activity, social demonstrations,

or other field trips or projects, service-learning, internships, or other forms of collaboration

with outside organizations after regular school hours for course credit or as a class project

or assignment, or other educational events facilitated by the institution's faculty or staff,

including those conducted by outside individuals or organizations, excluding presentations

given by students enrolled at the school; and

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new text begin (5) "lesson plan" means the daily, weekly, or other routinely produced guide, description,

or outline of the instruction to be provided by a teacher to students at the school.

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new text begin A school board or board of a charter school must ensure that

the following information is displayed on a school's website in an easily and publicly

accessible location:

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new text begin (ii) a link to the learning material, if publicly available on the Internet or, if not freely

and publicly available, a brief description of the learning material and information on how

to request review of a copy of the learning material according to the curriculum review

procedure under section 120B.20;

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new text begin (iii) if the learning material was created for nonpublic use the identity of the teacher,

staff member, school official, or outside presenter who created it. A teacher, staff member,

or school official may be indicated by a personal title and last initial;

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new text begin (iv) the full text or a copy of any learning materials or educational activities, including

presentations, videos, and audio recordings used for student instruction at the school, if

those works were created by the school's governing board or a teacher or staff member

employed under the authority of the governing board. This section does not require the

posting of academic assessments or academic tests; and

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new text begin (v) if the activity involves service-learning, internships, or collaboration with outside

organizations after regular school hours for course credit, the name of the organization, and

the number of students engaged in service-learning, internships, or collaboration with that

organization. The names of the students involved must not be posted;

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new text begin (4) at each school with a catalog or documented inventory of the resources available to

students in its school library, a listing of available resources in the library.

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new text begin Nothing in subdivision 2 may be construed to require

the digital reproduction or posting of copies of the learning materials themselves, where

reproduction would violate copyright. When reproduction would violate copyright, a school

must offer a link to a publicly available website describing and offering access to the learning

materials. If the materials are not available free of charge, a school must offer, if available

and upon request, the learning materials for public inspection, as required under subdivision

2, clause (2), at the school building where the learning materials or activities are used for

student instruction. Materials must be provided, if available, no later than 30 days after

requested. To the extent practicable, a school must make all learning materials, including

original materials, available for public inspection and allow the public to copy, scan,

duplicate, or photograph portions of original materials within the limits of "fair use" as

provided by United States Code, title 17, section 107.

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new text begin Subdivision 2 does not require the separate reporting

of individual components of learning materials that are published together as a single volume.

Articles, videos, or other materials from websites that are used for student instruction should

be identified where possible with an internet address specific to the relevant content used

for student instruction.

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new text begin The information required by subdivision 2 must

be displayed online no later than 14 days after the first instance of training or instruction.

The information must be organized by school, grade, teacher, and subject and remain

displayed on a school website for at least two years. For privacy purposes, teachers and

staff employed by a school may request that a school use a personal title and last initial in

lieu of a full name. The date of the latest modification or update to the information must be

displayed on the same website location.

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new text begin (1) may but is not required to utilize a collaborative online document or spreadsheet

software that allows multiple authorized users to update or make additions to posted content

on an ongoing basis if a link to the listing is publicly accessible via a school website; or

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new text begin (2) may but is not required to satisfy the requirements of subdivision 2, clause (2), by

posting a copy or the full text of the lesson plans submitted to a school principal or other

staff by instructors at a school in the current year, provided that the lesson plans provide

equivalent detail of the learning materials and activities used for student instruction as

required by subdivision 2, clause (2), and that any learning materials and activities not

recorded on the lesson plans are also disclosed via a publicly accessible portion of a school

website in the manner prescribed by subdivision 2, clause (2).

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new text begin The attorney general, commissioner of education, state auditor,

county attorney for the county in which an alleged violation of this section occurs, or a

resident of a school district in which an alleged violation of this section occurs, may initiate

legal action in the district court in the jurisdiction in which the school district, public school,

charter school, or other governmental entity responsible for the oversight of public secondary

or elementary schools is located for the purpose of complying with this section.

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new text begin An attorney acting on behalf of a school district, public school,

charter school, or governmental entity responsible for the oversight of public secondary or

elementary schools may request a legal opinion of the attorney general as to whether a

particular piece of training, learning, or curricular material or activity meets criteria under

this section and has been disclosed in a manner that complies with this section.

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new text begin Upon complaint, the district court in the county in which the

school resides has jurisdiction to order the production of any learning materials or other

materials or activities, as specified in this section, improperly withheld from the complainant.

The court must determine the matter de novo and may examine the contents of the disputed

materials in camera to determine whether any part of the materials must be withheld. The

court may assess against the governing body of the school reasonable attorney fees and

other litigation costs reasonably incurred in any case under this section in which the

complainant has substantially prevailed. In the event of noncompliance with the order of

the court, the court may hold the responsible school official or employee in contempt. A

court must not be required to review a complaint under this section unless complainants

have first attempted to remedy the alleged noncompliance by contacting: (1) school officials

to resolve the noncompliance within 15 days, or, if still unresolved; (2) the school's governing