The fact that we are even having the discussion about showing sexually explicit material to children in public schools should be a wake up call to parents and society as a whole.  No teacher or administrator has the right to override a parent's fundamental right to make decisions for their child.  But the language in this bill does not go far enough. 

It does not cover any instructional material in a teacher's personal classroom library, the main school library, or any "optional" internet research/audio/visual, etc...

It also does not provide for a way for parents to see what books are in school libraries that contain sexually explicit material.  While many school divisions have "opt-out" policies, there is no way a parent will know what to opt their child out of without additional protocols put in place.