Parental Rights
Parental Pledge
Stand with parents by taking the Parent Pledge. Once you've taken the pledge, put it into action by encouraging your elected representatives from School Board to City Council to adopt a Parental Rights Resolution.
Parental Rights Resolution
Work to get a Parental Bill of Rights passed in your state using the model policy from the Parental Rights Foundation
Southeastern Legal Foundation: Your Child's Rights
"A parent's guide to saving America's public schools." Click to learn more.
Courage is a Habit: 10 Questions Parents Should Ask
Questions every parent should be asking their child's school.
Parents Are Waking Up, with Florida AG Ashley Moody
We'll discuss what parents rights are in public schools and then wrap up with why it’s important to have good attornies general who will protect you and your family from unfriendly, woke policies.
Learning To Be Loud, Our Children Depend On It, with Jennifer Sey and Daniel Kotzin
We discuss Jennifer’s story about cancel culture and how Levi’s removed her due to her stance against the school closings and also delve into her and Daniel's struggle with the California lockdowns. Then we move into why it's important that conservatives learn to be loud and call for change, and both Jennifer and Daniel share their advice
Keeping Government Out Of Parental Rights, with Rabbi Yaakov Menken and Sheva Tauby
We discuss the overreach of government into private education as the Yeshivas are facing backlash for not being up to the "government standard", though the success rate of its students speak for itself. The fundamental right of parents to direct their child's education, medical care, morality, and religion is being attacked.
Parents Of The World Unite, with Ian Prior
Listen in to the discussion on the current status of parental rights in America and what happens if we don't push back, potential solutions for issues like co-ed bathrooms, and the dangers of the school-to-scalpel pipeline.
The Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment: A Toolkit for Parents
"The PPRA provides parents with a right to review curriculum used to teach their child at school. It also provides an even more extensive set of rights to review, and opt out, of certain surveys and studies that probe into the children’s lives and attitudes." Click to learn more.