Give parents this simple solution to take back their rights in education

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : In Meyer, Chief Justice William Howard Taft's Supreme Court considered the case of a Lutheran school teacher who was convicted of violating a Nebraska law that prohibited public and private schools from instructing students in any language other than English.
61% : The House of Representatives has responded to the loss of confidence in public schools by passing the GOP's Parents Bill of Rights Act (PBRA).
52% : Two years later, the court strengthened Meyer in Pierce, ruling unconstitutional an Oregon law requiring attendance at public schools: "The child is not the mere creature of the State."
48% : Often with the active support of school boards and administrators, well-documented efforts to indoctrinate students in radical concepts like gender identity and critical race theory and the use of academically inferior curricula like the 1619 Project have created a critical mass of outraged parents who simply no longer trust their schools.
47% : Otherwise, for parents seeking answers from public schools, it'll be back to the future.
41% : Allowing enforcement in the courts would also reconcile two contradictory policy goals for conservatives - dismantlement of the Education Department bureaucracy and helping parents who seek accountability from their local school systems.

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