1. People For The American Way | Supporters Of The Parental Rights Amendment parental rights children abuse right wing parental rights is teach to our children in our homes, churches and synagogues."116 A recent Christian Coalition school board training seminar featured campaign training on parental rights http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=1999

2. Parental Rights In America: Mandatory Drug Tests [Free Republic] Disclaimer Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. Culture/Society News Keywords parental rights. Source Associated Press find many things right about our school system today, if they can't teach kids to read, I don't think they http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a396782210563.htm

FreeRepublic .com "A Conservative News Forum" Last ... Culture/Society News Keywords: PARENTAL RIGHTS Source: Associated Press Published: February 4, 2000 Author: Pam Easton Posted on 07/08/2000 12:33:53 PDT by Luis Gonzalez LOCKNEY, Texas (AP) - Larry Tannahill has spent his life working the land in west Texas, where livestock and agriculture dominate the economy. His roots are deep and so are his convictions. Tannahill is refusing to allow his 12-year-old son, Brady, to be tested for drugs by the Lockney Independent School District. Mandatory testing for the district's teachers and 400 students in grades 6 through 12 was completed Thursday. Brady, the only holdout, now faces the same punishment as someone who tested positive: a 21-day suspension from extracurricular activities, at least three days' in-school suspension and three sessions of substance abuse counseling. The sixth-grader also could be required to take a drug test every month for a year. Each time he refuses, he will be considered a repeat offender, and the punishment gets more strict. Tannahill planned to appeal his son's suspension.

3. Outside The Beltway: PARENTAL RIGHTS parental rights with the beliefs of the society in matters of religious practice? Surely, parents should be allowed to teach as people who teach high school science can understand http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/004433.html

E-MAIL XML FEED RDF FEED BLOGROLL OTB ... Main Wednesday, December 31, 2003 PARENTAL RIGHTS Richard Mouw is resigned to losing the cultural wars, but hopes to at least be able to practice his religion in peace: Obviously, when it comes to matters of public policy we must also ask others to respect our convictions as wellespecially our right to raise our children in the fear of the Lord without having the deck stacked against us by educators and the shapers of popular culture. Matthew Yglesias isn't so sure: For reasons I don't understand, a lot of people of all political persuasions feel that what comes after the "obviously" here has a lot of pull. But I don't get it? Obviously, folks should be permitted to hold whatever religious beliefs they like. Moreover, they should be allowed to act in accordance with these beliefs insofar as doing so does not cause harm to others. You can't, for example, engage in human sacrifice, but all non-harming forms of worship are permitted and the public sector should make reasonable accommodations for the various sorts of funny hats folks of different persuasions feel compelled to wear. And yet, you can't engage in human sacrifice or ritual pickpocketing or celebrate the winter solstace by burning my house down. Your freedom of religion extends to you, not to your ability to exercize your will over others. So why is it so commonly thought that parents should have some kind of "right" to indoctrinate their children in the way they see fit? Why is that preferable to state coersion?

4. Parents Rights In School interests of our children in school, or fighting for our children s parental rights in education our future we must cherish, teach, and protect them http://groups.msn.com/ParentsRightsinSchool

var nEditorialCatId = 284; MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: document.write(''); Groups Groups Home My Groups Language ... Help Parents Rights in School ParentsRightsinSchool@groups.msn.com What's New Join Now Welcome Introductions ... Tools If you are a concerned parent looking for a safehaven to talk, discuss, or vent problems you are having with your children's school, while seeking support, solutions, and resolve, you have come to a caring site. Our interest is in helping our children. Our concern is our children. Please do come in, browse around, feel free to post your story, and we will do our best to support you. Please know you are not alone and it will get better. Education is very Important! Not only are children gifts from God, they are also our future...we must cherish, teach, and protect them. "The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom is courage." Thucydides "Never do anything against conscience even if the state demands it." Albert Einstein "A society that will trade a little liberty for a little order will lose both, and deserve neither"

5. Plano Parental Rights Council -- Sierra Times.com Homeschooling At the Ranch. Plano parental rights Council. An Interview with Susan Sarhady can't just assume or trust the school district will teach our children to read, write and do http://www.sierratimes.com/02/03/09/homeschool.htm

An Internet Publication For Real Americans Home Charlene Sanders About The Sierra Times Daily Features Latest News (auto-refresh) ... Search Temporary Headlines Land Rights News Wolf News War News ... Sagebrush Saloon Weekly News Features Home Schooling with Karen Pennabaker Money News Bart Siegel Politcally Incorrect Movie Reviews By Radio Free RockyD ... Press Credentials Download Real Player Windows Media Audio Trouble This Site Somewhat Power By Without You There is No Sierra Times Subscribe to Daily Alerts Homeschooling At the Ranch Plano Parental Rights Council An Interview with Susan Sarhady Plano, Texas Published 03. 9. 02 at 9:31 Sierra Time Let me introduce Susan Sarhady of the Plano Parental Rights Council to the Sierra Times Home schooling audience. This savvy gal has a large audience and really tells it like it is. I recently asked her some questions regarding the organization she is a part of and here's what she had to say. Susan has been very vocal in supporting parents' rights and if you agree with her, visit her site and let her know you are behind her.

6. 10/26/95 HEARING ON PARENTAL RIGHTS parental rights and Responsibilities Act parental liberty encompasses both of these rights. In a case involving a Massachusetts family, discussed below, school the right to teach its students http://www.house.gov/judiciary/2137.htm

COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY TESTIMONY OF COLLEEN K. PINYAN, ESQ COORDINATOR, OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS THE RUTHERFORD INSTITUTE SUBCOMMITTEE ON THE CONSTITUTION U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OCTOBER 26, 1995 The Rutherford Institute is an international, non-profit civil liberties organizations specializing in the defense of religious freedom. For more than twelve years, The Rutherford Institute has been committed to defending the rights of religious people in America and throughout the world. While The Rutherford Institute, led by Founder and President John W. Whitehead, handles a wide variety of issues impacting religious freedom, it however, was our experience litigating issues involving parental rights that led this Subcommittee to invite The Rutherford Institute to testify today. Over the past couple of years, The Rutherford Institute has witnessed an alarming increase in the number of requests for assistance in the parental rights area. Last year, The Rutherford Institute handled 670 cases that we considered possible subjects of litigation. At least 155 of these cases involved parental rights issues. This figure includes excusal and curricula matters in the public schools, home education issues, and custody battles between the state and parent. In some of these cases, The Rutherford Institute witnesses government agencies attempting to undermine and usurp parental responsibility. For example, in the case involving a Michigan family, discussed below, local education officials arrested a mother for home schooling her children and tried to prosecute the children as "incorrigible" and truant juveniles. Cases such as this do not involve abuse or neglect. They frequently represent situations where the state seeks to penalize parents who have different parenting philosophies than certain state officials.

7. Question: Did We Sign Away Our Parental Rights? [Free Republic] Disclaimer Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. on transgression of parental rights though this was a public school and I know what regard parental rights Also, I teach at a Title I schoollow income, low performing http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a39305824611a.htm

FreeRepublic .com "A Conservative News Forum" Last ... Constitution Opinion Source: Vanity Posted on 05/27/2000 16:20:04 PDT by studythis This Friday my 8th grade son was removed from a school bus and transported to the police station. He was placed in a solitary room for questioning. His only crime was not talking to police and identifying a person on the bus who was consuming alcohol until one of his parents was present. The rest of the students on the bus were made to sign affidavits identifying the offender, yet my son would not sign until he could get his parents advice. He is a great young person, involved in sports, applying to the National Honor Society, and never has been in any kind of trouble. We have a zero-tolerance policy at our school and my wife has informed me she was required to sign a document at the beginning of the school year giving permission to for this type of action. Other parents have told us we should consult a lawyer. I would like feedback from FR. Posted on 05/27/2000 16:20:04 PDT by studythis Reply Private Reply Top ... To: studythis Call a good lawyer.

8. California State Assembly Republican Caucus SB 71 (Kuehl) Would Eliminate parental rights in schools. the primary responsibility of their parents,” said Runner is the responsibility of a school to teach http://republican.assembly.ca.gov/issues/index.asp?RefID=1567&WPID=4&body=Focus&

9. Firstamendmentcenter.org: Collection Page How can American teachers be educated to teach about religion But parents don t abdicate their parental rights or duties by sending children to school. http://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/collection.aspx?item=charles_haynes_commenta

10. Parent Teacher Resource Center Materials List Charge of ADHD How to Reach teach ADD/ADHD Kinds of Minds Keeping A Head in school Keys to to Advocate for Your Special Ed Child parental rights in Special http://www.oldtappan.nvnet.org/pta/PTRCMaterials.htm

Parent Teacher Resource Center Materials List List as of 3/5/04 The materials listed below are available to borrow at the Parent Teacher Resource Center located in the Old Tappan Board of Education Meeting Room in CDW. You may arrange to borrow a book and have it sent home with your child. To do so, contact: Melissa Driscoll or Brett Kuehner: bvk@pobox.com Social Skills/Issues Cliques (2 copies) Best Friends, Worst Enemies The Soul of Education Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation Guide Conflict Resolution and Peer Medication Guide Volume II Childhood Socialization Your Child: Bully or Victim? A Walk in Your Shoes - Living with HIV/AIDS Gender Issues Raising Confident Girls Strong Mothers Strong Sons Odd Girl Out Domestic Violence/Abuse The Domestic Violence Sourcebook Drugs/Alcohol Is Your Child at Risk? Warning Signs (2 copies) Neurological Disorders When Your Child Has LD Keys to Parenting a Child with a Learning Disability Keys to Parenting a Child with Autism The Out of Sync Child Helping a Child with Nonverbal Learning Disorder or Asperger’s Syndrome Children with Tourette’s Syndrome Mom, I Have a Staring Problem

11. Frequently Asked Questions :: The Rutherford Institute Can the public school legally teach this or restricted, teachers are allowed to teach their students Freedom Resource Brief B9 entitled parental rights and Opt http://www.rutherford.org/resources/faq.asp

Parental Rights Public School Issues Employment Matters Questions About Issues Not Within Our Priority Areas Divorce Matters Extracurricular Activities for Homeschoolers Employment Matters Contract Disputes ... Property Matters Parental Rights Q: Social Services has begun an investigation of our family for potential child abuse. How are such investigations initiated? Should I let workers into our house without a warrant? Can they take my children? A: These investigations are usually initiated by a call to your state's child abuse hotline or calls to your local Department of Child Welfare (this term varies from state to state) by someone who suspects that a child has been abused. Typically, you do not have to allow the workers into your home without a warrant. However, if the officials feel the need to do so, they will obtain a warrant and return with a police officer and demand entry. (Of note, if it is suspected that a child is in imminent danger, the workers or the police will enter your home without your consent or a warrant.) Whether or not they can or will take your children depends on whom the charges are against and what type of charges you, a caretaker, or a sibling are being accused of. Please see our Freedom Resource Brief E-9 entitled

12. Parental Right To Opt Children Out Of Objectionable School Curricula; Memorandum statute which made it illegal to teach any language other than English in the public schools. the Court stated outright that parental rights to guide http://www.aclj.org/resources/studrts/resources/optout.asp

dqmcodebase = "/js/" Parental Right to Opt Children Out of Objectionable School Curricula; Memorandum of Law An informational letter from Jay Sekulow. November 20, 2001 I. INTRODUCTION II. Statutory Protection of Parental Rights To complement the constitutional grounds discussed herein, Congress, in 1978, sought to protect parental rights when it enacted the Protection of Pupil Rights Act ("PPRA"), sometimes referred to as the Hatch Amendment. 20 U.S.C. § 1232h. The PPRA permits parents to inspect classroom materials and requires parental consent before psychiatric or psychological testing or treatment can be administered to students. In 1994, Congress clarified what types of materials parents must be allowed to inspect and what types of surveys fall under the authority of the provision. The seven categories of surveys include those regarding: (1) political affiliation;

13. Asserting Parental Rights - It's Our Duty Parents express opposition to mandatory uniform policies, and express their belief that such policies teach children that it is unacceptable to be different. http://www.aprod.org/

This site is dedicated to those parents who actually want the responsibility of raising their children. Legal Realm Purpose Who Are We? Definitions ... UNIFORM MYTHS W ithin these pages you may find out that it is not only ok to assert your rights as a parent, but it is your duty as well. T hese pages are not here to dictate what you should or should not believe. What you choose to do with the information is up to you. But please remember, parental rights not asserted are parental rights lost I f you believe that the exercise of parental rights is not an important issue that concerns you, or if you are not interested in learning more about parental rights, then these pages are not designed for you. W e compliment you on your choice to learn more about parental rights. W e realize you still might not believe as we do on certain issues. But, if you review these pages with an open mind, we hope you will leave with a better understanding of what some of the issues are, especially those surrounding mandatory school uniform policies.

14. PARENTAL RIGHTS AND SCHOOL-BASED CLINICS 38 parental rights AND schoolBASED CLINICSResolution adopted at General Conference, 1987 The Evangelical Free Church of America. In recent years, the development of sex education courses in public http://www.efca.org/about/media/parental_rights.pdf

15. 20 Education Parents And Children S Rights At School 20 Education Parents and children s rights at school. 4. Can I teach my child at home? 1. Introduction. 2. What choice of school do I have for my child? http://www.justask.org.uk/legalhelp/leaflet20.jsp?section=4&lang=null

16. Back To School On Civil Rights Redirect Page entitled Back to school on Civil rights. This report is Back to school on Civil rights looks at more than with PTI Centers. a. parental Involvement and Communication with OSEP http://www.ncd.gov/newsroom/publications/backtoschool_1.html

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17. Focus On Social Issues - Parental Rights In Public Education It requires a system of education which affirms the rights of parents to choose for their children the school that best fits their values, beliefs http://www.family.org/cforum/fosi/education/pe/a0028958.cfm

About Us Contact Press Citizen Link ... Subscribe/Join Family Policy Councils State Councils Family News In Focus Listen Find a Station Focus on Social Issues ... Cloning/Stem Cell Research End of Life Issues Euthanasia/Physician Assisted Suicide Genetics Education Gay Activism in Schools Home Schooling Legislation Public Education Religious Expression ... Consequences of Gambling Gambling in the U.S. The Lottery Church's Response Education ... Overcoming Homosexuality Theology Cohabitation Divorce Fatherhood ... Marriage Recovery Initiatives Same-sex Unions Origins Persecution Political Islam ... Citizen Action/ Anti-Porn Efforts Legislative, Judicial The Harm of Pornography Teachers in Focus Issue Archive Focus on the Family's Parental Rights Statement November 25, 2003 by Marc A. Fey What does it mean that you have the right to direct your child's education? PARENTAL RIGHTS IN EDUCATION Focus on the Family is committed to the institution of the family and its defense because we believe that God has ordained the family as the most fundamental institution of social order for the benefit of humankind. As the oldest of all human institutions, the family exists to propagate the race and to provide a secure haven in which to nurture, teach and love the younger generation. This is the teaching of both biblical and natural law. These truths are so self-evident that even the United Nations’ Declaration of Human Rights recognizes them in Article 16: Men and women of full age, without any limitation due to race, nationality or religion, have the right to marry and to found a family .The family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and state.

18. Focus Resource Center - Rights Wronged By Perry L. Glanzer Wronged The Erosion and Restoration of parental rights in Public Pop Quiz / 20 Questions Parents Should Ask Their should be asking your child s school and how http://www.family.org/resources/itempg.cfm?itemid=488

19. Westland - Mission Statement Discipline Policy & Parental Rights Discipline Policy, Procedures Mission Statement where staff, students, and parents teach, model, and reinforce the virtues of parental rights AND RESPONSIBILITIES. It is the responsibility http://www.bherbert.com/~samhoxie/westlandpta/discipline.htm

Discipline Policy, Procedures Westland's Mission Statement: The Westland Middle School community will promote character education through a positive learning atmosphere where staff, students, and parents teach, model, and reinforce the virtues of caring, respect, honesty, fairness, and responsibility. The philosophy of our discipline program can be summarized as follows: 1. All students are capable of behaving appropriately. 2. Misbehavior is a matter of choice. 3. A student will accept responsibility for his/her actions. 4. Teachers have a right to teach without disruption. 5. Students have a right and responsibility to learn. 6. Respect must be shown at all times. Certain infractions result in uniform disciplinary actions at a given grade level throughout the Montgomery County School System. At Westland, we also have four behaviors which require immediate intervention: 1. Behavior which will hurt anyone physically.

20. Parental Notification Bills between parental rights, minor’s rights and public was given about schools failing to notify parents. required courses, and whether school personnel should http://www.jewishalliance.org/lte/parental_notification.htm

ISSUES CALENDAR NEWS/ UPDATES CONTACT ... LINKS Testimony Parental Notification Bills September 18, 2003 Our testimony at the State House before the Education Committee against so-called "parental notification" bills, bills which would allow "some parents" to make decisions about what the whole class should study. They are principally directed at sex education and AIDS prevention courses, but in some jurisdictions, they are also used to censor the curriculum. - Sheila Decter I (Sheila Decter) am here on behalf of the Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action and Citizens for Public Schools. Parental rights legislation is not typically about family autonomy or the right of individual parents to guide the education of their own children. It is the attempt by a minority of parents to proscribe what all children may learn. Often these bills threaten the rights and well being of minors, jeopardizing their access to sexuality education, birth control, and AIDS prevention services, etc. These are issues of both individual health and well being and more importantly public health that affects the greater community. Often the student most in need of information about AIDS comes from a family who doesn't talk about such issues.

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