Is the question, “In your opinion, are condom distribution and explicit sex education programs appropriate for students in kindergarten and elementary classes?”, a double-barreled questions if so I can I restate it?

Yes, the question “In your opinion, are condom distribution and explicit sex education programs appropriate for students in kindergarten and elementary classes?” is a double-barreled question because it asks about two separate topics – condom distribution and explicit sex education – and assumes that they are both appropriate or inappropriate for kindergarten and elementary students.

To restate the question to avoid the issue of double-barreling, you could ask two separate questions:

“Do you believe that condom distribution is appropriate for students in kindergarten and elementary classes?”
“Do you believe that explicit sex education programs are appropriate for students in kindergarten and elementary classes?”
By separating the two topics into two distinct questions, you can get more specific and nuanced answers that are not influenced by the assumption that both condom distribution and explicit sex education are either both appropriate or both inappropriate for young students.