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<blockquote data-quote="Integrity" data-source="post: 5545306" data-attributes="member: 26800">I thank God for that.IMO In public school, I believe they have a say but not the final say in determining what’s appropriate to be taught their children. That is, as long as the parents make the determination to keep their children in public school.IMO&nbsp; Parents, as all humans, always have a right to their opinion about what the school system teaches.I believe the right to peaceful protest is guaranteed in the US Constitution.IMO protest is probably not the most effective plan. I think involvement in the school board political process is the way to go here.No. They can always get involved in the process, then accept the will of the people. If still unhappy they can make the sacrifice and pull their kids out and homeschool them.Homeschooling is quite common now a days.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Integrity, post: 5545306, member: 26800"] I thank God for that. IMO In public school, I believe they have a say but not the final say in determining what’s appropriate to be taught their children. That is, as long as the parents make the determination to keep their children in public school. IMO Parents, as all humans, always have a right to their opinion about what the school system teaches. I believe the right to peaceful protest is guaranteed in the US Constitution. IMO protest is probably not the most effective plan. I think involvement in the school board political process is the way to go here. No. They can always get involved in the process, then accept the will of the people. If still unhappy they can make the sacrifice and pull their kids out and homeschool them. Homeschooling is quite common now a days. [/QUOTE]

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