FL H1119

Adds a statutory definition of "harmful to minors" for K-12 instructional materials, meaning content depicting nudity, sexual conduct, or sexual excitement that predominantly appeals to prurient interest and is patently offensive to adult community standards for minors

Expands grounds for parent or county resident objections to classroom materials to include content that is pornographic, harmful to minors, or depicts sexual conduct (unless part of approved health education courses)

Requires materials subject to objections based on pornographic, harmful to minors, or sexual conduct criteria to be removed within 5 school days and remain unavailable until the objection is resolved

Prohibits school districts from using potential literary, artistic, political, or scientific value as justification for retaining material deemed harmful to minors

Authorizes the State Board of Education to monitor district compliance through audits, require corrective action plans within 30 days of noncompliance, and withhold state funds from non-compliant districts