A Massachusetts parent can choose not to have his kindergartner participate in a curriculum containing LGBTQ+ materials, a federal judge ruled.
Lexington Public Schools must provide notice and opt-out opportunities to Alan L., a parent who objects to books featuring LGBTQ+ themes on religious grounds, US District Judge
Saylor said the preliminary injunction is warranted under a two-step test from the US Supreme Court’s June ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor. The test requires determining whether a curriculum would “substantially interfere with the religious development ...
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