'Parents Right to Know' Bill requires classroom curriculum be posted by Alabama teachers

is making its way through the Senate quickly. The bill, referred to as a 'Parents Right to Know' Bill would make it a requirement for a teacher to post each classroom's curriculum no later than 30 days after the start of each new school year or after a new or revised curriculum is adopted.

Under the bill, a teacher must comply with the request of any parent or guardian to examine these curriculums. This could be through email or a scheduled appointment. State Senator Greg Reed says this bill promotes transparency for parents.

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