curriculum opt-out

[Anonymous]

If parents choose to opt out of a book, it’s not hurting your child. Imagine if the curriculum included something that went against your beliefs. Suppose they read books that encouraged violence against trans kids for example. Wouldn’t you want the right to opt out of your child reading that? I know I would. Let parents decide what they want to expose their children to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If parents choose to opt out of a book, it’s not hurting your child. Imagine if the curriculum included something that went against your beliefs. Suppose they read books that encouraged violence against trans kids for example. Wouldn’t you want the right to opt out of your child reading that? I know I would. Let parents decide what they want to expose their children to.

This thread isn’t arguing against people opting out. It’s that the opt out people don’t have the basic ability to read books and figure out what to opt out of.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents still have to come in person to view curriculum materials. Which is very inconvenient for working parents.

MCPS has all the books listed. Parents interested in opting out aren’t going to actual read the books. They are just going to follow which zealot is the flavor of the day and opt out what they say is problematic for whatever reason.

+100000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If parents choose to opt out of a book, it’s not hurting your child. Imagine if the curriculum included something that went against your beliefs. Suppose they read books that encouraged violence against trans kids for example. Wouldn’t you want the right to opt out of your child reading that? I know I would. Let parents decide what they want to expose their children to.

No this is public school not private school.

There should be no OPT OUT, especially given the so-called parents that sued, where Stephen Miller and his America Legal First sycophants.

They ban books all the time if they stop then OPT Out can stay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents still have to come in person to view curriculum materials. Which is very inconvenient for working parents.

MCPS has all the books listed. Parents interested in opting out aren’t going to actual read the books. They are just going to follow which zealot is the flavor of the day and opt out what they say is problematic for whatever reason.

+100000

Love how “liberals” are only liberal when it comes to their ideologies. Everyone else follows zealots apparently. Of course parents aren’t going to read the entire books but if someone who did points out what is in it, then let the parents be the judge of if it’s problematic. Don’t reduce parental concern as blindly following a zealot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents still have to come in person to view curriculum materials. Which is very inconvenient for working parents.

MCPS has all the books listed. Parents interested in opting out aren’t going to actual read the books. They are just going to follow which zealot is the flavor of the day and opt out what they say is problematic for whatever reason.

+100000

Love how “liberals” are only liberal when it comes to their ideologies. Everyone else follows zealots apparently. Of course parents aren’t going to read the entire books but if someone who did points out what is in it, then let the parents be the judge of if it’s problematic. Don’t reduce parental concern as blindly following a zealot

The way to judge if it's problematic is to read the book.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents still have to come in person to view curriculum materials. Which is very inconvenient for working parents.

MCPS has all the books listed. Parents interested in opting out aren’t going to actual read the books. They are just going to follow which zealot is the flavor of the day and opt out what they say is problematic for whatever reason.

+100000

Love how “liberals” are only liberal when it comes to their ideologies. Everyone else follows zealots apparently. Of course parents aren’t going to read the entire books but if someone who did points out what is in it, then let the parents be the judge of if it’s problematic. Don’t reduce parental concern as blindly following a zealot

Kinda sounds like following zealots. What’s so hard about reading a kids’ book?