FL S1692

Adds a statutory definition of "harmful to minors" to Florida's K-12 instructional materials law (s. 1006.28), covering any depiction of nudity, sexual conduct, or sexual excitement that predominantly appeals to prurient, shameful, or morbid interest and is patently offensive to prevailing adult community standards regarding suitable material for minors

Adds "harmful to minors" as a new standalone category (alongside pornographic content and material depicting sexual conduct) for which parents or county residents may object to classroom, library, or reading list materials, triggering mandatory removal within 5 school days pending resolution

Prohibits school districts from considering potential literary, artistic, political, or scientific value as a basis for retaining material found to be harmful to minors

Requires the State Board of Education to monitor district compliance through regular audits and reporting, with enforcement tools including written noncompliance notices, mandatory corrective action plans within 30 days, withholding of state and discretionary funds, and additional sanctions

Takes effect July 1, 2026, and reenacts s. 1014.05(1)(c) regarding school district parental rights notification procedures to incorporate the changes