Court Rules California District Can’t Bar Christian Athletic Club From Schools
Rigo Lopez, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes leader for Bay Area schools, applauded the ruling in a statement.
Results from Tag: 'public schools'
Parents vs. Public Schools With New Year Underway
Catholic groups face a new front in culture war.
Parents Plan Appeal as Judge Rules Against Opt-Out Right for LGBT Curriculum in Maryland
Catholic, Muslim and Ethiopian Orthodox parents sued the Montgomery County Board of Education on May 24, after it changed its parental-notification and opt-out policies.
Poll: More Than 8 in 10 New Jersey Parents Want to Be Notified if Child Identifies as LGBT
The new poll comes on the heels of the state attorney general’s lawsuit against three school districts.
Parents-Rights Candidates Find Success in Local School-Board Races
Some think they’ve found a winning formula, at least in some parts of the country.
With Parental Rights in Spotlight on Election Day, Some Christian Teachers Balk at Using Gender Pronouns
Court cases over suspensions and firings lead judges to figure out what teachers can and can’t do, as debate over school gender-identity policies figures prominently in the midterm elections.
Does Affirming a Student’s Transgender Identity Constitute Mental-Health Counseling?
In a case that could have national implications, answering that question may help determine parents’ lawsuit in Massachusetts against public-school officials over ‘gender transitioning.’
Virginia Gov. Youngkin Revokes Schools’ Transgender Policies and Asserts Parental Rights
After public comments are reviewed, the new standard goes into effect after the state superintendent issues final approval.
‘Honestly, I Don’t Want to’ Hire Catholics, Connecticut School Administrator Says in Undercover Video
The assistant principal who made the remarks was placed on administrative leave today following the publication of the video by Project Veritas.
Parents Say Public Schools Make ‘Gender Identity’ Decisions for Them Without Telling Them
Lawsuits triggered by such practices have been filed in several states, including a Massachusetts case where a teacher was fired after advising parents about what was occurring without their knowledge.
