FL S1210

Revises the definition of "adequate instructional materials" to specify formats including bound/unbound textbooks, electronic content, consumables, learning laboratories, manipulatives, and computer software for core subject areas.

Requires district school boards to adopt a process allowing parents and county residents to object to instructional materials based on criteria including whether materials are pornographic, unsuitable for student comprehension, or inappropriate for grade level; allows appeal of district decisions.

Establishes procedures for contesting adopted instructional materials, including 30-day petition period, public hearing with hearing officer requirements, and access to contested materials online at least 7 days before hearing.

Requires district school boards to provide access to instructional materials maintained in school libraries within 30 days of written request.

Modifies instructional materials review committee requirements to require at least one-third of members be parents without district employment and removes "current" as a required characteristic for materials evaluation.