Parents' Rights In Education Idaho

10/16/2026

Should parents ever fear scrutiny for speaking up about their children’s education?

In a new article, Suzanne Gallagher, Executive Director of Parents’ Rights In Education, examines the DOJ’s 2026 report on government actions involving parents who raised concerns about schools—and why accountability matters.

📣 Parents have the right to ask questions. School boards have a responsibility to listen.

https://bit.ly/3UmKGTi

10/15/2026

Oregon parents: Do you know what your sixth grader is learning?

PRE takes a closer look at My Future–My Choice, an Oregon s*xual-health curriculum covering s*xual orientation, gender identity, and expression.

Do you know what’s in the lesson plan?

https://bit.ly/4hEiRPq

10/13/2026

Parental rights took center stage in Oregon!

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis headlined the Oregon Republican Party’s annual Reagan Dinner on September 26, bringing fresh attention to a nationwide debate: Who should have the final say in a child’s upbringing and education?

10/10/2026

🚨 A school allegedly began transitioning a 15-year-old without her parents’ knowledge.

Then the state removed her from their home.

Now her parents are fighting to get their daughter back—and stop medical treatment they oppose.

When did parents become the last to know?

https://bit.ly/47w0GoW

Fox News

It is a family's worst nightmare. Devout Catholic parents are fighting in court to regain custody of their 17-year-old daughter, Sophie, and stop Massachusetts authorities from medically transitioning her with high-dose testosterone. In December 2024, the Department of Children and Families (DCF) re

10/05/2026

Backpacks, pencils…and a boycott?

The American Federation of Teachers launched its nationwide “Shop Smart, Not Target” campaign, urging members and families to take their back-to-school dollars elsewhere over Target’s position on federal immigration enforcement.

When did the school-supply aisle become political?

https://bit.ly/4hNTUkg

10/05/2026

What happens when a student planner starts sending a message of its own?

Parents in Oregon’s Tigard-Tualatin School District are raising questions after middle school students were issued required planners featuring prominent rainbow imagery associated with LGBTQ+ advocacy.

For some parents, the concern isn’t about the rainbow itself—it’s about where the line should be drawn between everyday school materials and ideological messaging.

https://bit.ly/47i3Zjo

09/29/2026

What does “student wellness” really mean—and where do parents fit in?

Parents’ Rights in Education examines the growing overlap between schools, healthcare, and student wellness—and why transparency matters.

Read the full article:
https://bit.ly/3TpeUo7

09/24/2026

How much of your child’s public school funding comes from the federal government? 💰

📊 See the data and explore how funding varies across the country:
USAFacts

About 11.7% or one in nine dollars of public school funding came from the federal government during the 2023–24 school year. Local and state governments typically provide most school district funding, with the federal government providing the rest. Federal sources provide as little as 0% and as mu...

08/28/2026

In June 2023, the SPLC labeled Parents’ Rights In Education an “anti-government extremist” organization in its Year in Hate and Extremism report, grouping parental rights organizations alongside violent extremist organizations.

Parents have the right to know what is happening in their children’s education. That isn’t extremism. It’s responsible parenting.
https://bit.ly/4xla6yP

08/20/2026

FOUR-YEAR-OLDS.

Children who are still learning their ABCs are being introduced to "Gender Dolls" designed to teach them that biological s*x and gender identity are separate.

This isn't education. Enough.

Schools are struggling to teach children to read, write and do math. They have no business inserting themselves into deeply personal conversations about gender with four-year-olds.

These dolls aren't the story. They're the warning.

Parents need to know what is being introduced to their children, and parents must have the final say.

Read the full story.

https://bit.ly/4gabj6g