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PARENTS’ RIGHTS IN EDUCATION
We represent millions of voices standing up for families, united for natural parents’ rights in the K-12 education system.
Local control, where school boards set policies honoring all students, and families must be restored.
We reject any indoctrination of school children with extreme pedagogy.
We support the proper role of K-12 academic education, focused on core skills, and preparing students for success. We reject controversial sexualization and racist doctrine.
We reject current practice by public school staff facilitating mental health counseling, medical treatment and procedures without parent knowledge, circumventing the relationship between parents and children.
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Parents' Rights Now!
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Story from a mother: Willamette Primary, West Linn/Wilsonville SD
I have her permission to tell her story.
Good evening Suzanne. My third grade (8 years old) daughter told me about a month before COVID, that her teacher held up a number line with a boy on one side, a girl on the other, and the word “neither” in the middle. She told the kids they could choose to be a boy or a girl. I believe the number line was to show the kids they can be on a spectrum, like more boy than a neither, or closer to a neither, and so on.
My daughter told me, the teacher explained that one day they can be a boy, and the other day they can be a girl, it's ok to feel that way. She did mention to the class, she loves being a girl and loves dressing up in high heels and pretty dresses, and that is her choice. I asked my daughter how she felt after she heard her say they could choose to be a boy or a girl and she answered, "I felt like I didn't know what 1 + 1 is.” Obviously based on her lack of vocabulary that meant she was in complete shock. I think this affected me more than it did her but she really stood firm protecting her teacher.
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