The Right To Opt Out of Objectionable Teaching in School: ACLJ Files Major Supreme Court Brief To Defend Parental Rights and Religious Liberty

Does it burden parental rights for someone else to teach the parents’ children something the parents don’t want their children taught? The answer should be an obvious yes, but a federal appeals court reached the opposite conclusion. Fortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court has granted review of the . . . Continue Reading