Massachusetts Informed Parents
MA public schools are sexualizing and indoctrinating kids. It must be exposed and stopped.
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Back to School PSA #1: What you Need to Know TODAY about Surveys in School
For many MA families, the first day of school is this week. Whether you’re preparing to send your kids back in the next couple days or if you live in a town that doesn’t start until next week, the new school year will be upon us all in shor...
Back to School is Almost Here. Protect Your Kids and Plan for a Good Year Now with MIP.
It’s almost time for back to school! And while this annual rite of passage is an important part of growing up, the end of summer can bring mixed emotions. We look forward to the structure of the school year, but grieve the loss of easy summ...
Difference Maker: Trained Parents at Every School Committee Meeting, in Every Town.
Today we have a guest post from Moms for America. We recently learned of their new networking and education platform, Moms Town Square, as well as their School District Ambassador program. We knew that many MIP readers could benefit from bo...
Update: Lexington Tried to get Opt Out Case of Christian Dad Dismissed. The Judge said NO.
Image from Families, Families, Families, one of the books at the center of the Lexington lawsuit
Today’s post is taken from the Massachusetts Family Institute blog, written by Attorney Sam Whiting. You can also read the original post on h...
🚨 BREAKING: Department of Education Finds Burlington Sex Survey Violated Parents’ Rights
Today’s post is taken from the Massachusetts Family Institute blog, written by Attorney Sam Whiting. Read the original post here.
Not familiar with the sex survey issue in Burlington? Scroll to the end for links to our previous report...
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