Fast Facts
What is a Parent Education Bill of Rights? A Parent Rights roadmap from Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita.
What is curriculum transparency and why is it needed? An interview with South Carolina resident and Heritage Foundation scholar Jonathan Butcher.
How does curriculum transparency work? A study of curriculum transparency in one state.
What is social-emotional learning (SEL)? A report on why turning teachers into psychologists and social workers is a mistake.
What is Critical Race Theory (CRT)? An analysis of CRT from scholars at the American Enterprise Institute.
What is a thoughtful approach to the school board battles taking place across America? Here is how to resolve school board drama without making criminals of parents.
What is “Parents Defending Education”? Connect with a leading national organization working with parents to reclaim our schools from activists promoting harmful agendas.
How do we combat this in SC schools?
Parents across the country are rising up and saying “Enough is enough!” Here are some ways you can make your voice heard for South Carolina students.
1. Insist on Academic Transparency. South Carolina parents should have full access to all materials used in their child’s classroom, including curriculum and resources, via an online portal. The Wisconsin legislature just passed a strong bill and South Carolina already requires this of health education curricula.
2. Work for School Choice. South Carolina should put the power back into the hands of parents by allowing school funding to follow students to the school of their choice: the ultimate “parent power” policy! Learn more about our work to make this a reality.
3. Be Informed, Take Action. Take full advantage of the great resources provided here to equip yourself and others with the knowledge you need to stand up for a propaganda-free education for our kids!
TAKE ACTION
1. SIGN THE PETITION calling for teaching the “3 R’s”….not political indoctrination.
2. SHARE YOUR STORY using the tool below, if you see divisive agendas interfering with learning in South Carolina.
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