California school districts are interpreting state law to give themselves discretion over homosexually-related instruction in school. If they wanted, though, they could involve parents.
Schools are classifying the homosexual, bisexual, and transsexual instruction discussed in this newsletter as “anti-discrimination” education. One district points out that state law does not require parental notification on such issues. Another writes, “The curriculum, which focuses on inclusion and respect, does not fall within the [state] guidelines for opting out.”
By the same token, however, nothing in state law prohibits schools from notifying parents about instruction related to homosexuality, bisexuality, and transsexuality. Nothing in state law prohibits an alternate student activity, when multisexuality is promoted. The school districts that Capitol Resource Institute researched are purposely excluding parents -- and they have a choice.
Even districts that tend to favor traditional values will be faced with efforts to promote multisexuality under the “anti-discrimination” guise, which in reality, has little tolerance for traditional values at school. Parents will need to fight for their right to know what is going on.
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