Parents would have new power over their kids' education under House GOP bill

[Scott]

 

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and House Republicans on Thursday introduced The Parents Bill of Rights, which they say would give parents more insight and power into their children's education.

According to a breakdown of the bill from Rep. Julia Letlow, R-La., school districts would be publicly required to post curriculum information, provide parents with a copy of revisions to state education standards, provide parents with the list of books and reading materials available in the library and more.

"You have a say in your kids' education, not government and not telling you what to do," McCarthy said in his remarks.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/house-republicans-introduce-parents-bill-rights-education-legislation/story?id=97561069

[Bluespunk]

Note to self: don’t take up any job offers in USA. 

[ozimoron]

What happens if a single parent objects to a book in the library? They  get to have it removed?

[candide]

Some if them will soon ask for creationism to be re-introduced in curricula.....

[ozimoron]

Just now, candide said:

Some if them will soon ask for creationism to be re-introduced in curricula.....

The biology classic "The Web of Life" will be the first book to go.

[Credo]

And I wonder what will happen when a few of the parents decide the class should go to Drag Queen Story Hour at the public library!

 

[nauseus]

What's wrong with parents knowing about the details of the curriculum and material being used to educate their kids?

[OneMoreFarang]

1 hour ago, Credo said:

And I wonder what will happen when a few of the parents decide the class should go to Drag Queen Story Hour at the public library!

 

That won't happen. Parents in general don't want that. Woke idiots like to make live for kids more difficult with drag queens and critical race theory and other idiotic ideologies.