[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

My reason for emphasising that they are still public schools was to point out that by attending them, parent's are still placing them in the care of the state - which certain courts have ruled to mean that the parents are abrogating their rights over their own children when in school.

[netmilsmom]

You are correct, my FRiend!

[the OlLine Rebel]

“...parents are abrogating their rights over their own children when in school.”

Frankly, isn’t this true whenever you send a child out into some public space alone? At least always in a few things if not every aspect?

Each organization should have ITS own rights. If you don’t agree to them, go elsewhere. At least now we still have the choice to stay out of fully “public” schools. When you don’t have any choice, then your concerns are more valid, I’d say.