Schools’ New Misgendering Rules Will Create Compliant, Fearful Children Perfect For Totalitarianism
The Fairfax County School Board recently approved a policy expanding punishment for students who misgender classmates. Read the article here.
The Fairfax County School Board recently approved a policy expanding punishment for students who misgender classmates. Read the article here.
One mom’s warning of how transgender ideology slowly crept into her daughter’s life. Read the article here.
Teachers are also told not to question a child’s request to choose a new name or use a different toilet. Read the article here.
Launched in June 2020, the #EveryonesInvited movement has been hailed “#MeToo for schools.” Read the article here.
A bill proposed by state Sen. Samra Brouk of Rochester would trash local control of sex ed and put in place a state-imposed curriculum that includes ideas about fluid gender identity. Read the article here.
No 11-year-old should have to deal with, or even know, about things like this. Read the article here.
A 15-year-old girl was suspended for bullying after trying to draw attention to what she believed was an unaddressed problem of sexual assaults involving students at her high school. Read the report here.
While the college ministry continues to operate without recognition, another university officially objects to its sexuality policy. Read the article here.
Parents and schools should help kids fact-check what they’re “learning” online. Read the article here.
A new film, “Eighth Grade,” tackles the experience of an adolescent girl finishing out middle school, and highlights the effects of social media on her life. Read the full article here.
Warning: The film has been given an R-rating.
Christian Family University shares some helpful tips in regards to confronting children who are struggling with pornography. Read the full article here.
Love — or infatuation, at least — is part of school, whether we want it to be or not. It’s often school that gives us our first crush, our first dance-induced cold sweat, and that first bitter taste of heartbreak. So should we talk about it in schools?
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When Maureen’s parents were in middle school, if a girl wanted to show a boy her body in the middle of the night, she would have to sneak out of her house, find a way to get to his, evade his parents and yank up her shirt. For their daughter, all it took was a few clicks.
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According to a new study, distribution in schools can actually increase fertility rates. Can alternative policies be more effective?
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A recent study shows that access to condoms in schools increases teenage fertility by ten percent. Read the full article here.
Some students say it allows them to get education without the crushing debt, critics say the arrangements smack of prostitution and could be unsafe, others argue that it takes advantage of women in vulnerable situations.
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Researcher Mark Yarhouse on why mixing politics and gender identity has only left us more confused.
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A group of teenagers who had sex in a high school bathroom in Fort Myers, Florida, then posted a video of the act on social media, have been disciplined, school officials said.
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The Obama administration will issue guidance on Friday directing public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms matching their gender identity.
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Teen advocates in South Carolina say teens are not well protected from dating violence under the current law, and a new bill would require schools to address dating violence in sex ed class and would make dating violence a felony.
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