OR SB1100

Allows public education providers to choose specific locations for free tampon and sanitary pad dispensers rather than requiring placement in every student bathroom

Creates income tax credits for teachers working in rural schools ($3,000-$5,000 based on distance from metropolitan areas) and for parents of children attending private schools or homeschools (based on district per-pupil funding)

Requires public schools, community colleges, and public universities to provide instruction in a "neutral manner" without advocating personal political views, and prohibits the State Board of Education from adopting rules supporting or opposing political movements

Mandates school athletic competitions be designated by biological sex and prohibits biological males from participating in female-designated sports, with civil action remedies for violations beginning in the 2026-2027 school year

Requires school districts to notify parents within 24 hours of bullying incidents, disciplinary matters, visits to school health professionals, and discussions of "self-identity issues," and to publish course curricula on district websites