PA HB227

Prohibits Pennsylvania public school entities, employees, and guest speakers from compelling students to adopt ideas that one group is inherently superior/inferior based on age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, religion, disability, or national origin

Bans use of any funds for "prohibited indoctrination" and protects employees, contractors, and students from penalties for refusing to engage in such communications

Requires the Department of Education to develop professional development focused on promoting independent thinking and engaging students with multiple viewpoints without imposing teacher beliefs

Mandates all public school contracts include anti-indoctrination clauses; contractors found in violation may have contracts canceled and be barred from government contracts for one year

Establishes formal complaint process where parents, students, or employees can file complaints with school boards, with hearings required within 15-30 days and appeals available to the Secretary of Education