Wyoming districts would notify parents about school events and policies

Districts would notify parents about certain changes in a student's well-being and get permission before certain instruction. Notice covers changes in a student's educational, physical, mental, or emotional health or well-being during school hours or school-supervised activities, wherever they take place. The permission must be written or electronic. The covered instruction concerns sexual orientation, gender identity, or diversity, equity, or inclusion, as defined in the bill. Parents must give permission at least one day before the student takes part in the instruction.

Districts would give parents advance notice of certain school events and let them opt their child out. This covers assemblies, extracurricular activities, and guest speaker presentations that address sexual orientation, gender identity, or diversity, equity, or inclusion. The notice must offer parents or guardians the option to have the student skip the event. Notice must come at least five days before the student attends or takes part.

Districts would adopt policies about pronoun use and staff participation in some activities. District policies would ensure staff and students are not required to use a student's preferred pronoun when it does not align with the student's biological sex. Staff could opt out of mandatory classes, lessons, training, educational activities, or programs involving diversity, equity, or inclusion, as defined in the bill.

Districts would publish written policies and updates for parents and guardians. Each school district would make the materials available to parents and guardians and post them on its official website. The requirement covers written policies, practices, and procedures that govern conduct at a public school. The schedule would begin in school year 2026–2027 and continue each school year.