By Julaine Applling
Emily is a mom of seven in Minnesota. She purposely sent all of her children to a classical charter school, known for its values and rigorous academic program, to avoid many of the policies and problems parents are concerned about in public school. Yet, parents who believe their child to be “transgender” moved into the school, and — with the help of an LGBT activist organization — pressured the school to adopt “transgender policies.” The school even brought in speakers to advance the transgender agenda, while denying an opportunity for the other side of the debate to be presented fairly. Ultimately, Emily had to find a new school for her children.
Chelsea is the mom of a kindergartner in California. She was shocked when her child’s class was taught about transgenderism through books, as well as a student being “revealed as the opposite sex.” Chelsea was most concerned that parents were never even informed about this topic being introduced in kindergarten class — let alone given a choice about when, or if, such a topic should be introduced to their children.
In Wisconsin, we’ve had our own recent instances of these types of situations.
An elementary-aged girl was so traumatized by having a boy claiming to be a girl in the restroom with her, that her parents had to take her out of the school.
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