US EditionSupreme Court seems to back letting parents opt kids out of LGBTQ stories
- The Supreme Court is considering a case from Maryland where six parents seek to withdraw their children from classes featuring LGBTQ storybooks, arguing it violates their religious rights.
- The Supreme Court indicated support for parents in Maryland who wish to opt their children out of classes featuring LGBTQ stories due to religious objections, suggesting a ruling in their favor may be forthcoming.
- Parents argued that Montgomery County's decision to remove the opt-out policy violated their First Amendment rights, claiming exposure to LGBTQ-inclusive content conflicts with their religious beliefs.
- The case, Mahmoud v. Taylor, will determine if the school board's policy burdens parental religious rights in public education.
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From kindergarten through 12th grade, I attended public school right outside Washington, D.C. Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) is considered to be one of the best school districts in Virginia with reading levels above the national standard, top teachers from the best universities, and countless opportunities for their students.. However, with the benefits also came the disadvantages.My primary years (from kindergarten through eighth grade) we
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