Establishes the "education equity act" which provides language assistance to parents or guardians who have children enrolled in public school and whose primary language is not English; defines terms; creates an annual language assistance plan to assess language needs in the district; requires the department of education to establish web pages detailing the rights of parents to translation services in each covered language; requires annual reports by each school district to the local board of education.

The 'Education Equity Act' aims to help parents who don't speak English as their first language by providing translation services. Schools will assess language needs annually, create plans to meet those needs, and report on their progress. The Department of Education will also set up web pages to inform parents about their rights to these services.

Supporters believe this bill will improve communication between schools and non-English-speaking parents, leading to better student outcomes and more inclusive education.

Critics argue that implementing these services could be costly and may divert resources from other educational priorities.