![]() The proposed regulation seeks to bolster procedures related to how parents are notified about field trips and other activities. The proposal includes provisions that would bar districts from admitting “a child to an adult live performance” and prevent such performances from being held in buildings or properties owned or leased by districts. The proposed rule puts guidelines on “school-sponsored events or activities” which include things such as field trips and extracurricular activities. ![]() “As the world goes mad, Florida represents a refuge of sanity and a citadel of normalcy.” “Florida is proud to lead the way in standing up for our children,” DeSantis said in the release. Ron DeSantis touted the change in a May 17 press release announcing the signing of the live performance bill and other measures. The proposal dealing with adult live performances was spurred by a law (SB 1438) aimed at blocking children from attending drag shows. ![]() Some of the proposed rules stem from controversial new state laws set to go into effect Saturday. The state Department of Education on Tuesday released a series of proposed rules that would outline restrictions on “adult live performances” at field trips, prohibit school districts from using the social-media app TikTok and allow parents to control “any deviation from their child’s legal name” in schools. ![]()
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