TX HB2846

School districts and open-enrollment charter schools are prohibited from providing or allowing third parties to provide instruction regarding sexual orientation or gender identity to any students

Parents must receive written notification of any changes to their child's mental, emotional, or physical health services at school, and districts cannot adopt policies that prohibit employees from sharing such information with parents

School employees and contractors are required to disclose to parents any information about a student's perception of their biological sex if it differs from their sex determined by sex organs, chromosomes, and hormone profiles

Written parental consent is required before a student can participate in any school-sponsored student club that promotes themes of sexuality, gender, or gender identity

Parents gain a civil remedy allowing them to sue school districts for unresolved grievances, with courts authorized to award damages, attorney's fees, and court costs; governmental immunity is waived for these claims