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  Supreme Court Ruling in Mahmoud v Taylor

Upholding Parental Rights to Opt Out of

Harmful Curriculum

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In Mahmoud v. Taylor, the Supreme Court backed parents in Montgomery County, Maryland, who opposed the school board’s policy of including LGBTQ+-inclusive books in elementary curricula without an opt-out for religious objections. The Court ruled the policy violated parents’ religious freedom and parental rights, overturning a prior decision.

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Click the PARENT RESOURCES for OPT OUT documents for you to use.

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