Parents' Rights In Education Idaho

Parents are tired of being told everything is fine.

Education spending keeps breaking records.

Student achievement keeps breaking down.

The people running the system want more money.

Parents want results.

That's the real fight.

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Federal Data Shows Kids Aren't Reading for Pleasure as Much Anymore Federal data reveals a sharp decline in children reading for pleasure, impacting future literacy and scores.

America spends nearly $900 BILLION a year on K-12 education.

Reading scores fall.
Math scores fall.
Administrative power grows.

At what point do we stop calling this failure and start asking who benefits?

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The Education Empire: Corruption Inside America’s K-12 Departments of Education Why parents are raising concerns about bureaucracy, control, and declining results in America’s K-12 schools.

Bigger than the Pentagon.

Let that sink in.

America's K-12 education bureaucracy now consumes more than $1 trillion every year.

Yet only 31% of fourth graders can read proficiently.

The money keeps flowing.

The bureaucracy keeps growing.

Parents keep getting pushed aside.

At what point do we stop asking for more funding and start demanding accountability?

Suzanne Gallagher breaks down the numbers every parent and taxpayer should see.

Read the full article.

Bigger Than the Pentagon: America’s K-12 Public School Bureaucracy Is Out of Control America’s K-12 public school system now spends over $1 trillion annually, yet academic performance continues to decline.

On Memorial Day, we remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

We are grateful for their service and remain committed to supporting families and the values they defended.

From all of us, we wish you a meaningful Memorial Day.

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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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.

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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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When Activism Replaces Education: The Cole Allen Case Is a Warning Parents Should Not Ignore The Cole Allen case highlights growing concerns about activism in education and its impact on students and families.

May Day is coming.

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

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Parents Should Know What the National Education Association Has Planned for May Day Exposing NEA's May Day plans involving student protests and political activism in public schools.

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.
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The Lion

‘Parents need to be aware that this is happening’: High-profile transgender cases shaping America's battle over parental rights - 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...

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.

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