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Your Child. Your Faith.
Your Rights.
NEW LAW. NEW OPPORTUNITY. NEW EFFORTS...
To Get Obscene and Age-Inappropriate Content
Out of Our Schools
North Carolina Session Law 2026-41 (the 2026 Appropriations Act, gives North Carolina parents and district residents new opportunities to challenge obscene, age-inappropriate materials in school libraries and classrooms. Learn more and sign up!
CHALLENGE
YOUR DISTRICT
ONE BOOK
ONE MONTH
Protecting Children. Empowering Parents. Bringing Transparency to Education.
The Pavement Education Project equips families with tools, data, and resources to understand what’s on school library shelves, what is being taught in North Carolina schools—and how to take action when it matters.
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Search your child’s school library
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View flagged instructional materials
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Take action with parent tools and opt-out resources
EXPOSE
What materials are in NC schools
INFORM
Clear summaries of content & policies
EQUIP
Tools for parents to take action
MOBILIZE
Help communities organize and respond
WHAT WE DO:
Why is WCPSS Allowing Teachers to Use Books With
Young Students That Confuse and Violate Executive Orders and
the Parents Bill of Rights?
"…As a nonbinary/trans teacher, the below standards aligned perfectly with the use of this book. This text allowed students to explore how they can artistically express the cultures around them, including the LGBTQ+ community…"
Watch how explicit books adversely impacted Megan.
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