But your jaw will drop when you hear what grade these students were in.
Kindergarten!
Essentially what you had was a teacher unilaterally deciding to expose these 5 and 6-year-old children to transgenderism without approval from the administration or any parental notification or involvement.
Fox40 in Sacramento reports:
“The majority of parents who had children in this kindergarten did not think that it would be age appropriate,” Pacific Justice Institute President Brad Dacus said.
Concerned parents went to the Pacific Justice Institute and the California Family Council to represent them.
“These kids who had never struggled with their gender identity before are all of a sudden scared they could be turned into a boy,” Burt said.
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District Superintendent Robin Stout says parents were not notified because the books did not fall under opt-out provisions. The books weren’t sex education material, Stout says, so the school didn’t have to notify parents or give them a chance to opt out for their kids.
CBS Sacramento reports that, “Unlike sex-education, the topics of gender identity don’t require parental notice.”
They continued:
Many parents say they feel betrayed and blindsided.
“I want her to hear from me as a parent what her gender identity means to her and our family, not from a book that may be controversial,” a parent said.
“My daughter came home crying and shaking so afraid she could turn into a boy,” another parent said.
This has all left many people asking, what’s the right age to expose children to transgenderism?
Will parents have to fight to keep schools from exposing their children to these ideas like they once did with sex education?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
