The Epoch Times A parental Bill of Rights has been drafted in North Carolina to give parents more authority over their children’s public school education as well as to encourage legislative action.
The John Locke Foundation (JLF)—a nonprofit research institute in Raleigh, North Carolina, that examines issues of freedom, personal responsibility, and limited constitutional government—wrote the potential contract between parents and school boards to sway lawmakers who could guarantee parental collaboration with school boards through legislation.
The proposed agreement comes in the wake of two years of antagonistic school board meetings that began during the pandemic, not only in North Carolina but also throughout the United States, as parents discovered that many boards had approved indoctrination curricula that veered off the path of teaching basic math, science, and English skills, while simultaneously imposing medical policies such as mask mandates that hampered children’s learning progress…
