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MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICT, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, USA, JUN 27 – The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that parents can opt out of LGBTQ+ themed lessons conflicting with their religious beliefs, affirming First Amendment protections in public schools.
- The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Mahmoud v. Taylor that parents have the right to exclude their children from school lessons that conflict with their religious beliefs.
- This ruling followed a Maryland school board's introduction of LGBTQ+-inclusive curriculum and a no-opt-out policy that burdened parental religious rights.
- Advocates for Faith & Freedom created customizable opt-out forms for parents nationwide, while Oklahoma's superintendent called the decision a victory for parental rights and religious liberty.
- Robert Tyler emphasized that schools should recognize parents as valued collaborators in their children’s education rather than marginalize or exclude them from the process.
- The ruling signals ongoing legal challenges regarding First Amendment rights and indicates schools may seek new ways to navigate or limit the decision’s impact.
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Faith group provides tools for parents to opt out of LGBT curriculum after SCOTUS ruling * WorldNetDaily * by Bethany Blankley, The Center Square
And it issues warning: 'Public schools can be expected to try to limit the Supreme Court's holding and will find new ways to assert its power and to indoctrinate children'
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.
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