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  City-Data Forum > General Forums > Politics and Other Controversies Parents can't opt out of gender indoctrination in schools User Name Remember Me Password  [Register] Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads. View detailed profile (Advanced) or search site with Search Forums  (Advanced) Page 3 of 3 < 1 2 3   Today, 08:41 AM kjg1963   Location: Glen Burnie, Maryland 2,047 posts, read 4,567,673 times Reputation: 3104 Quote: Originally Posted by uggabugga what are 2-3 of these dozen options aside from public or private schools? i'm genuinely curious. I was thinking the same thing. I did find the below as school options in Maryland: "Families in Maryland can choose from traditional public schools, public charter schools, public magnet schools, private schools, and homeschooling."   Today, 08:44 AM Quick Enough   59,390 posts, read 27,536,944 times Reputation: 14362 Quote: Originally Posted by Retroit Federal Court: Parents in Maryland School District Cannot Opt K-5 Children Out of LGBTQ Curriculum https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...tq-curriculum/ Your children do not belong to you; they belong to the government. PSSSST. Md is dem run. And who said, "it ain't over till the fat lady sings?" “We take no view on whether the Parents will be able to present evidence sufficient to support any of their various theories once they have the opportunity to develop a record as to the circumstances surrounding the Board’s decision and how the challenged texts are actually being used in schools,” Agee wrote."   Today, 08:45 AM Volobjectitarian   14,040 posts, read 5,673,772 times Reputation: 8685 Quote: Originally Posted by uggabugga what are 2-3 of these dozen options aside from public or private schools? i'm genuinely curious. Start here: The Ultimate Guide to 13 Different Types of Schools Across America That is more national and generalized, but every state and even down to towns/neighborhoods presents choices, people simply don't know about them. Then comes the plethora of home schooling resources: Home Study Resources and Curricula from the Department of State. Lots and lots of places in between public school and "$30k for private school" for educating the kiddos. If LGBT_lmnop_expialadocious crap bugs you as a parent, there are plenty of alternatives.   Today, 08:51 AM uggabugga   Location: deafened by howls of 'racism!!!' 52,921 posts, read 34,751,425 times Reputation: 29396 Quote: Originally Posted by Volobjectitarian Start here: The Ultimate Guide to 13 Different Types of Schools Across America That is more national and generalized, but every state and even down to towns/neighborhoods presents choices, people simply don't know about them. Then comes the plethora of home schooling resources: Home Study Resources and Curricula from the Department of State. Lots and lots of places in between public school and "$30k for private school" for educating the kiddos. If LGBT_lmnop_expialadocious crap bugs you as a parent, there are plenty of alternatives. thanks. 5-13 are just variations of private schools, but there are some interesting possibilities in the first five.   Today, 09:09 AM Volobjectitarian   14,040 posts, read 5,673,772 times Reputation: 8685 Quote: Originally Posted by uggabugga thanks. 5-13 are just variations of private schools, but there are some interesting possibilities in the first five. Yeah, I used "like a dozen" as an off the cuff way to say "more than two." I wasn't trying to be specific or pedantic. Point being, there are options, with some states/towns having more than others, depending on how authoritarian the local government feels like being. The concerned, involved, proper parent who is opposed to indoctrination should seek out such alternatives. Simple. Don't leave it to indirect "slow change over the next century" politicking, just get in there and solve the problem yourself.   Today, 09:12 AM ditchlights   Location: Southern Willamette Valley, Oregon 11,332 posts, read 11,087,961 times Reputation: 19859 Can a single liberal out there tell me why that with all the choices for reading material out there, these books are the ones chosen for kids under 11 y/o? Liberals always say that there is no agenda. So what is this crap then? The sheer arrogance of the left is stunning.   Today, 09:16 AM Steve-C Status: "I Choose Freedom Over Democracy!" (set 21 days ago)   Location: Crooked Pennsylvania 1,374 posts, read 689,350 times Reputation: 2327 In the final analysis, the "parents" voted for all of this nonsense.   Today, 09:26 AM Corrie22   18,584 posts, read 8,383,693 times Reputation: 13905 well this shoots a hole in their...."teaching religion is indoctrination"....argument "Even so, the panel ultimately ruled that “simply hearing about other views does not necessarily exert pressure to believe or act differently than one’s religious faith requires,” the opinion reads." sue their butts off.....and teach religion in schools too then   Today, 10:37 AM Pilot1   Location: Morrison, CO 34,292 posts, read 18,667,803 times Reputation: 25868 Quote: Originally Posted by Retroit I agree that no parent should send their kids to public schools. I don't have children, yet my tax dollars are being used to fund this gender indoctrination. Supposedly, I am told, I have an obligation to "take care of" other people's children. I disagree with this, but that only makes me a "selfish person". Therefore, if I have an obligation to take care of other people's children, I also have an obligation to decide how those children should be taken care of. It makes no difference where a parent sends their kids to school and it makes no difference whether a tax payer has children or not. So saying that this gender indoctrination problem can be solved by simply "taking kids out of public schools" is a moot point. The government's and school boards answer is "to heck with what you want, we're going to forcibly take your money anyway". You have absolutely no say.   Today, 11:15 AM Volobjectitarian   14,040 posts, read 5,673,772 times Reputation: 8685 Quote: Originally Posted by Pilot1 The government's and school boards answer is "to heck with what you want, we're going to forcibly take your money anyway". You have absolutely no say. This. The town I lived in for twenty years had 18 specific school levies in that time. I voted nay every single time, yet 16 of 18 passed. Nothing going on in those publics schools had anything at all to do with me. Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned. Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com. Page 3 of 3 < 1 2 3 Quick Reply Message: « Previous Thread | Next Thread »   City-Data Forum > General Forums > Politics and Other Controversies Similar Threads GEDmatch changed their upload opt in/ opt out policy, Genealogy, 0 replies Opt-in or Opt-out of Receiving Phone Books, Minnesota, 2 replies Do you make a big thing out of what gender you are (or gender in general)? 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