Where the parents have no labels

by: Lillian Hamman
2023-09-14
Source: World News Group
09/14/2023

Teachers and staff members are required to notify parents if their children want to use names, pronouns, or bathrooms opposite of the gender on their records.

But the policy doesn’t just address gender behavior. Parents must also be notified if their children are injured on school property, bullied, or are considering suicide.

Pre-existing state law already requires schools to notify CPS if a student mentions abuse at home.

Please help put parents in charge of their child’s education by forwarding this article to other parents, family, friends and voters.

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