on Wednesday re-introduced a parental rights bill that would cut federal funding to schools that withhold information from parents about their children.
The South Carolina lawmaker introduced the Parental Rights Over the Education and Care of Their Kids Act, to ensure parental rights over their child’s education by"preventing schools from concealing information about students’ gender from their parents."The PROTECT Kids Act seeks to cut federal funding from any elementary or middle school that allows students to change their"pronouns, gender markers, or sex-based accommodations without the consent of their parents.
Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., reintroduced a bill to ensure parental rights over their child’s education by "preventing schools from concealing information about students’ gender from their parents." "Far too often, parents are pushed out of their child’s education—and kids are paying the price. As the party of parents, Republicans are committed to ensuring that parents are always in the driver’s seat when it comes to their child’s upbringing," Scott said in a press release."I am proud to stand for parental rights and put forth my PROTECT Kids Act to ensure parents remain the lead decision maker in their child’s life.
The PROTECT Kids Act, received backing from conservative groups like Parents Defending Education Action and Independent Women’s Voice.
That's schools changing the sex of kids without parents consent and the school admins should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law pertaining to brainwashing and sodemizing kids.