We Passed A Parent’s Bill Of Rights In Florida — Parents Across The Country Deserve The Same
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We Passed A Parent’s Bill Of Rights In Florida — Parents Across The Country Deserve The Same

Bridget Ziegler

K-12 education institutions have been intentionally creating barriers between parents and their minor children, often under the guise of “safety.” Moms and dads across the United States must recognize the concerted effort by public school educators and administrators to sideline parents as the primary figures in raising children, and stand-up for their parental rights to know what their children are taught in schools — in the classrooms, hallways, and guidance offices.

Make no mistake, there is a purposeful effort to keep parents in the dark when it comes to raising our children. I encountered this first-hand here in Florida. In October of 2018, my school district superintendent released “gender diverse guidelines” to staff noting that a child’s name, pronoun, and facility usage were up to the student and student alone — blatantly excluding parents. 

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