Court Temporarily Stops California District From Indoctrinating Plaintiffs’ Children in ‘Buddy’ Program

Why does the Encinitas Union School District in California deny parents’ right to receive notice about “transgender” indoctrination and the choice to opt out their children? Probably because the classroom would be empty.

According to First Liberty Institute, the school district has a mentoring program pairing older kids with younger ones for “buddy classes.” In these buddy classes, children watch a video read-along of books.

A fifth grade teacher at La Costa Heights Elementary School read to her class a book called “My Shadow is Pink,” in which a boy wears a dress to school and sees his pink shadow. The teacher showed the video read-along in a subsequent buddy program health class. The older children asked the kindergartners which color represents them and drew the younger kids’ shadows in colored chalk.

Does this sound like a sick set-up for grooming to you?

Parents wondered why the elementary school failed to notify them about this particular book and did not provide an opt-out provision. The school claimed that such instruction in health class was exempt from notification or opt out. That answer wasn’t good enough for the parents. First Liberty and The National Center for Law & Policy filed a lawsuit on behalf of two sets of parents and their children.

The plaintiffs asked a federal court to issue a preliminary injunction. The court granted that injunction last week. From First Liberty:

“No child should be forced to speak a message that violates his religious convictions,” said Nate Kellum, Senior Counsel for First Liberty Institute. “We are grateful for the court’s decision and will continue to fight to ensure that elementary children are not forced to participate in lessons about gender identity that violate their faith.”

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