On Friday, April 11th the Washington State Senate passed HB 1296. It has been changed quite a bit from its original form and it now includes two other very bad bills (SB 5179 and SB 5123). Dive into the controversy surrounding Washington State’s HB 1296 (2025 Session) in this in-depth analysis! We break down the viral claims about the bill “gutting parental rights”—from medical notifications to religious protections—and compare them to the actual facts in the bill text (1296-S.E AMS WM S2663.2).
Amendment to include the text of SB 5123: https://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2025-26/Pdf/Amendments/Senate/1296-S.E%20AMS%20NOBL%20S2909.1.pdf
Does HB 1296 really allow kids to leave school without notice? Are parents losing transparency? We separate myth from reality to uncover the truth about this education law, its impact on parents, students, and schools, and how it modifies the Parents’ Bill of Rights (I-2081).
🔍 Key Topics Covered: Parental rights in schools: What’s changed? Medical notifications, shelter placements, and religious protections Student privacy vs. parental transparency The real scope of HB 1296’s impact on Washington families 📚 Why This Matters: Understand how HB 1296 affects education policy, student safety, and family rights in Washington. Stay informed about legislation impacting your community!
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