Massachusetts Informed Parents
MA public schools are sexualizing and indoctrinating kids. It must be exposed and stopped.
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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...
🚨 Alert: The "Healthy Youth Act" is Still a Threat to MA Students. Here's What You Need to Know to Fight Back Today.
Screenshot from an Amaze video found in a 4th grade lesson recommended by DESE to teach the CHPE sex ed standards.
We know it’s summer, and the warm weather and vacation schedule makes it tough to stay plugged into issues of education and...
Three Stories of Victory: Religious Rights and Ideological Freedom Upheld in MA Public Schools
Students who wanted to start a TPUSA club at a public university in Worcester were denied. A Christian teacher was expected to teach sex ed lessons that violate her beliefs. High schoolers at a public charter school in Saugus were told they...
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