Parents' Rights in Education Nebraska

05/19/2026

The Supreme Court ruled that parents have the constitutional right to opt their children out of sensitive classroom instruction.

So why are there school districts still acting like nothing changed?

Ten months after Mahmoud v. Taylor, PRE breaks down where compliance is failing — and why Oregon and Washington parents should be on high alert.

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05/12/2026

Urgent questions are being raised after a major international study showed how vulnerable youth are being guided through gender-related care while underlying mental health challenges remain unaddressed.

Increasingly, parents are being left out of critical decisions affecting their children’s wellbeing.

https://bit.ly/4tnSNKS

05/06/2026

Parents were told activist education was harmless.

Now they’re asking a harder question.
What happens when schools stop being neutral?

The latest national incident didn’t create that question.

It exposed it.

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https://bit.ly/48E5F8i

The Cole Allen case highlights growing concerns about activism in education and its impact on students and families.

04/30/2026

May Day is coming.

Do you know what’s being planned in your schools? https://bit.ly/4uj5FTq

Townhall.com

Exposing NEA's May Day plans involving student protests and political activism in public schools.

04/27/2026

Who should have the final say when it comes to children: parents, schools, or the state?

New court cases are putting that question front and center.
https://bit.ly/4e5Lp2C

The Lion

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling to block a California law barring schools from notifying parents about their students’ transgender status is the latest flashpoint in a judiciary increasingly drawn into America’s fiercest cultural fights. The justices in March agreed that California’s polic...

04/20/2026

Across the country, a shift is happening in public education.

Parents aren’t just sitting on the sidelines anymore. They’re showing up at school board meetings, asking questions, and getting involved in decisions that affect their kids.

At the same time, trust in the system is being tested. Enrollment is dropping, spending is rising, and new technologies like AI are entering classrooms faster than most families even realize.

So it raises a simple question:
Who should have a say in how children are educated?

This conversation is happening in communities everywhere, and it’s not slowing down.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4tmJr2W

04/13/2026

📢 When schools push gender ideology, who is speaking for the child?

This article raises serious concerns about how complex issues of identity are being introduced to students...often without parental knowledge or consent.
https://bit.ly/4dUzDZ9

Townhall.com

A critical perspective on gender ideology's impact on children and calls for its rejection to protect youth.

04/03/2026

WE ARE WINNING!

Parents across the country are speaking up:
• 90% support academics over politics
• 82% say no explicit content for minors
• 71% oppose boys in girls’ sports

It’s time to take back our schools.
Join the movement. Be counted. Make an impact.

03/30/2026

Parents across Maine—and across the country—are stepping up.

They’re asking questions.
They’re showing up.
And they’re making their voices heard.

Because one principle should never be controversial:
Parents should never be the last to know what’s happening with their own children.

This isn’t just a local issue—it’s a national awakening.

When parents stand together, the system has to listen.

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03/22/2026

How would you feel if a clinic operated in your child’s school and you couldn’t fully opt out?

Oregon's latest rules could allow minors to access medical and mental health services without parental consent.

This is wrong! Parents should be fully informed of what’s being approved before they start voting on our leadership.

Oregon school boards face all-or-nothing decisions on school clinics as new rules allow minors to access care without full parental consent.

03/16/2026

Taking unions out of schools; the Idaho House passed HB 745 to end taxpayer support for teachers' union operations within public schools.

Schools are a place to educate —not serve as administrative hubs for political organizations.

https://bit.ly/3NAOa14

Idaho House passes bill ending taxpayer support for teachers union operations in public schools, shifting focus back to students.