FL H1059

Creates Chapter 1014, Florida Statutes, establishing the "Parents' Bill of Rights" that recognizes parents' fundamental right to direct the upbringing, education, health care, and mental health of their minor children

Requires government entities to demonstrate a compelling state interest using narrowly tailored, least restrictive means before infringing on parental rights

Mandates district school boards develop parental involvement policies including procedures for parents to access course materials, object to instructional content based on moral or religious beliefs, withdraw children from sex education, and learn about school clubs and activities

Requires written parental consent before health care practitioners can provide services or prescribe medications to minors, with violations constituting a first-degree misdemeanor and grounds for disciplinary action with fines up to $500 per violation

Guarantees parents specific rights including access to school and medical records, notification of suspected crimes against their child, and consent requirements for biometric scans, DNA collection, and video/voice recordings