Family · Nationwide · August 12, 2026
Legal Group Says School District's Sex-Ed Curriculum Bypasses Parents
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- Request a copy of your district's current sex-education curriculum and any opt-out policy in writing.
- Attend the next school board meeting and ask specifically what grade levels receive which materials and whether parents are notified in advance.
- Contact a parental-rights legal organization in your state to learn what disclosure laws apply to your district.
- Watch for follow-up reporting from Christian Post or local outlets naming the specific district and legal group involved.
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