Under the PPRA, which provision protects parents' rights regarding ED-funded surveys?

• A. The material used by students in ED-funded surveys will be made available to parents to inspect prior to use with their child
• B. Schools must obtain written parental consent before minor participates in ED-funded surveys
• C. Schools are required to report survey results to the district
• D. Students may opt out of surveys at any time

Answer: (A)

Under the PPRA, parents have the right to see exactly what will be asked of their child in ED-funded surveys. This means schools must make the survey materials available for inspection by parents before they are used with a student. That transparency lets families understand the content and decide if they’re comfortable with it.

This is the option that directly matches that protection. The other statements describe related ideas—like requiring written parental consent, reporting results to the district, or an opt-out right—but they don’t pinpoint the PPRA provision about inspecting survey materials before use.