[EdReform]

"Parents have the original, primary, and inalienable right to educate their children, and it is the place of schools to assist them. But rights not asserted are rights lost by default. Parental rights are not self-enforcing; they have to be exercised by vigilant and concerned parents."

- Arthur J. Delaney, “The Grotesque World of Today’s Sex Education,” New Oxford Review, p. 16, May 1996.

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[shrinkdavid]

Absolutely. If parents know the facts they can interact more persuasively. But they must not abdicate. Only in the most rare cases does anyone care for a child more than their biological parents.