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Parents Voice Concerns over School Board’s Membership Decision
- The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Mahmoud v. Taylor that a Maryland school board's LGBTQ+-inclusive curriculum with a no-opt-out policy burdens parents' free exercise of religion.
- The case emerged after the Maryland school board eliminated its opt-out option, citing challenges in administering the policy, which led parents to file a lawsuit to defend their rights.
- Advocates for Faith & Freedom, a California-based nonprofit, responded by providing customizable, free legal opt-out forms to help parents exempt their children from LGBTQ+ instruction.
- State Superintendent Ryan Walters celebrated the Supreme Court's decision, emphasizing that it upholds parents' constitutional authority to guide their children's education in accordance with their religious beliefs.
- The ruling reinforces constitutional protections for parental religious freedom but signals ongoing legal challenges as public schools may seek ways to limit its impact.
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Faith group provides tools for parents to opt out of LGBT curriculum after Supreme Court ruling
(The Center Square) – A nonprofit religious freedom organization is providing tools for parents to help them opt out of public-school LGBTQ+ instruction, curriculum and materials after the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling on Friday. In Mahmoud v. Taylor, the Supreme…
Faith group provides tools for parents to opt out of LGBT curriculum
(The Center Square) – A nonprofit religious freedom organization is providing tools for parents to help them opt out of public-school LGBTQ+ instruction, curriculum and materials after the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling on Friday. In Mahmoud v. Taylor, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a Maryland school board’s introduction of “LGBTQ+-inclusive” books and curriculum “combined with its no-opt-out policy, burdens the parents’ right to the free exe…
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Faith group provides tools for parents to opt out of LGBT curriculum after SCOTUS ruling
(The Center Square) – A nonprofit religious freedom organization is providing tools for parents to help them opt out of public-school LGBTQ+ instruction, curriculum and materials after the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling on Friday.
Authors blast 'harmful' SCOTUS ruling allowing parents to opt kids out of reading their LGBTQ+ books
Authors and illustrators of the controversial LGBTQ+ children's books at the center of Friday's Supreme Court ruling blasted the decision as "discriminatory and harmful" in a joint statement.The justices decided 6-3 in Mahmoud v. Taylor that parents can exclude their children from a Maryland public school system's lessons that contain themes about homosexuality and transgenderism if they feel the material conflicts with their religious faith. Th…
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