Parents and allies standing together. Millions of voices speaking as one. Stop messing with our kids. It ends here. LET KIDS BE KIDS GALA ON MARCH 6TH ⤵️
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Certainly there is more to the story than we are hearing, however persistent bulling at school, against anyone, for any reason, should not be tolerated. Demand your school district's policy addresses this issue. buzzsprout.com/1095743/episo…
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Behind every effort are people with a reason to care. PRE’s Stories & Testimonials page shares experiences from parents, grandparents and members. Read their perspectives on involvement, confidence and community—and consider what your next step could be.
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Bring parental rights into your next conversation. PRE’s speaker request form lets you submit a topic, date and format for a speaker or interview. Share what your event needs so the team can consider an appropriate representative for your audience.
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Ready to bring parents together in your community? PRE invites people without a nearby affiliate to apply to start one. Review the responsibilities, including training and weekly check-ins, then share why you want to lead local action for parental rights.
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If something concerning is happening in your school or district, PRE provides a place to report it. Parents can describe the issue, identify the type of concern and attach documents or links that provide context. Your experience can help inform action.
Make room for a new conversation about education. PRE’s Parents’ Rights Now! podcast explores parental involvement, local school issues and advocacy. Browse the episode library and choose a discussion to listen to on your commute or during a break.
When did speaking up about your child’s education invite government scrutiny?
Suzanne Gallagher examines the DOJ’s 2026 report and what it reveals about parental rights and government accountability.
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Oregon parents: Do you know what your sixth grader is learning?
PRE takes a closer look at My Future–My Choice, an Oregon sexual-health curriculum covering sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression.
Do you know what’s in the lesson plan?
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Local issues deserve local connections. PRE’s affiliate finder helps you look for a nearby group focused on parents’ rights in education. Explore the directory and connect with parents working to make their voices heard in their own communities.
Parents or government—who gets the final say?
Ron DeSantis’s September 26 visit to Oregon renewed the spotlight on parents’ right to direct their children’s upbringing and education.
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Where do you stand on parental rights in education? PRE’s PreScore quiz uses 20 statements to assess your alignment and give you a numerical score. Take the quiz to reflect on your views and explore this resource for understanding where others stand.
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🚨 A school allegedly began transitioning a 15-year-old without her parents’ knowledge. Then the state removed her from home.
Now her parents are fighting to get her back.
When did parents become the last to know?
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What happens when a student planner becomes a political or ideological message?
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You don’t have to start from a blank page. PRE offers downloadable opt-out notices, privacy-accommodation letters, consent forms, complaint forms and testimony guides, giving parents practical tools to act clearly and confidently when concerns arise at school.
Knowing your rights is the first step. PRE’s Opt-Out Action Center gives parents practical ways to respond: testify before a school board, use ready-made letters and templates, or report a district that ignores parental rights. Choose a path and take action.
When did back-to-school shopping become political?
The AFT’s “Shop Smart, Not Target” campaign urges members and families to buy school supplies elsewhere.
What’s behind the campaign?
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Joining Parents’ Rights in Education is free. Membership connects you with local leadership, opens access to free training, lets you request advice and keeps you informed about the issues affecting families and schools. Add your voice to the movement.
When a school issue leaves you unsure what to do next, PRE offers a free consultation with its network of experienced advocates and experts. Share the situation you’re facing and ask for practical guidance on your next step. Visit the website to get advice.
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.
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