Parents' Rights in Schools: Supreme Court to Weigh Opt-Out Option for LGBTQ Curriculum
A lawyer representing a coalition of parents argues that the Supreme Court should allow parents to opt their children out of LGBTQ-related curriculum in school, citing their right to make decisions about their child's education. The case centers on the idea of 'letting parents be the parents.
The US Supreme Court should allow parents to choose whether their children participate in LGBTQ-related school lessons, a lawyer for a coalition of parents argued. This decision would give parents greater control over what their children learn and allow them to make decisions about their child's education based on their own values and beliefs. The case is centered around the idea that parents should be able to opt their children out of specific curriculum topics, including those related to LGBTQ issues. By allowing this choice, parents can ensure their child receives a more tailored education that aligns with their family's views.
