Massachusetts Informed Parents
MA public schools are sexualizing and indoctrinating kids. It must be exposed and stopped.
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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...
🚨 BREAKING: Boston Public Schools' Sex-Ed Shell Game Exposed
Note: While we hope you have time to grab a cup of coffee, sit down, and read our full report, we know that isn’t always possible. To skip to a bulleted TL;DR, scroll all the way to the end.
A few months ago, a member of the MIP Faceb...
A Dover Elementary School Goes Pride Crazy - and We Have Advice for Parents
This coming Monday is June 1st, and that means one thing - “Pride” is back in Massachusetts public schools.
We have heard anecdotal reports that in some school districts, LGBTQ-related celebrations seem to have taken a bit of a backseat as...
MLLC Files Legal Complaint After Elementary School Allows Trans-identified Boy to Harass Girls in Bathroom
The following blog post, written by Attorney Sam Whiting, was published on Massachusetts Family Institute’s blog last week. We are sharing it with our readers here, who we know care deeply about this subject. To view the original post, clic...
Drag Kings and Queens Perform for Middle Schoolers at Arlington's Pride Prom
Earlier this week a couple of concerned MIP parents brought the following post to our attention. It seems that Robbins Library, a public library in Arlington, MA, is hosting a Pride Prom for kids in grades 6-12, complete with a drag perform...
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