It’s actually almost a wonder they even allowed any parental input. Some schools have implemented teaching young children about sodomy, etc, and not allowed the students to bring the materials home so as to keep their parents from being alerted. Didn’t a father in Massachusetts a few years back, sue a school for trying to force him to allow his child to participate in such a class?
That would be David Parker,who was arrested by the Lexington police and charged with “trespassing” at his son’s elementary school during a scheduled meeting with the principal and the town’s Director of Education over his objections to homosexual curriculum materials. Parker had asked for notification and possible opt-out for his son for homosexual curriculum or ad-hoc discussions by adults in his son’s kindergarten class. After several months of communication, he was repeatedly told that his requests are “not possible.” He finally said he would not leave the meeting until this was resolved.
After being arrested and spending the night in jail, Parker was arraigned on Thursday, April 28, in Concord District Court. When he informed Judge Robert McKenna that he had not been allowed to call his lawyer, the judge scolded him for not being respectful. Parker was released on $1,000 surety bond. He was officially informed that he may not set foot on any school property in Lexington, or he will be arrested again for trespassing.
http://www.massresistance.org/docs/parker/main.html#section1