US EditionSupreme Court to Review Case on Parental Rights and School Curriculum Involving LGBTQ Books
- The Supreme Court will hear a case about parental rights to opt their children out of LGBTQ-related curriculum in public schools due to religious beliefs.
- The parents are relying on a 1972 Supreme Court ruling that allowed Amish families to remove children from school after 8th grade for religious reasons.
- The school district argues that allowing such opt-outs would be administratively difficult and could lead to excessive student absences.
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Supreme Court takes up religious rights dispute over LGBTQ books in Maryland schools
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over the religious rights of parents in Maryland to remove their children from elementary school classes using storybooks with LGBTQ characters.
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US Supreme Court To Hear Case Against LGBTQ Books In Schools
The court will review an appeal filed by parents against a Maryland public school district where, in 2022, books aimed at combating prejudice and discussing homosexuality and gender identity were introduced to the curricula of kindergarten and elementary school students.
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