1000 School Districts Hide Kids Trans Identities From Parents

originally posted by: AdifferentOpinion
If you knew outing a kid to their parents would result in rejection, abuse or neglect or in other words, disclosure would be putting a child in harm’s way would you still do it anyway?

They are the children of the parents, not the teachers or the school.
Parents have an obligation to know what is happening with their minor children.
They are responsible for them and because of that should know EVERYTHING.
That's the bottom line.

originally posted by: EternalShadow
All the sudden, there's an explosion of transgenderism in children???

It's a fad. A very dangerous fad that has politics pushing it.

originally posted by: TDDAgain
a reply to: Annee

But grooming children in secrecy, even encouraging that the teachers "should keep it a secret to the parents". A child that can not decide on their own, that isn't extremism?

And now we ‘have’ to bring grooming in

Let’s see:

Abortion
Mutilation
Communism
Muslim fear
Grooming
Extremism

Can’t any of you stay on topic?

originally posted by: Annee
The history of why LGBTQ+ kids are protected by there school is already established.

THe kids are not being protected by the school.
The attack upon the family unit isn't 'protection'.

originally posted by: nugget1
I'm going to be surprised if there isn't a massive amount of parents opting out of the public school system in favor of other learning venues.

Not everyone can afford private schools.
Not everyone can afford to homeschool.
So the kids and families are stuck coming under attack in the public schools.

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: AdifferentOpinion
If you knew outing a kid to their parents would result in rejection, abuse or neglect or in other words, disclosure would be putting a child in harm’s way would you still do it anyway?

Parents have an obligation to know what is happening with their minor children.

My kid tells me.

Maybe some parents should listen to their kids more than indoctrinating them with their ideologies.

originally posted by: Annee
History with LGBTQ+ kids —- does not support right of parent over right of kid.

Parents have rights over children.
Children do not have rights over parents.

originally posted by: Terpene

Again nothing more than fear-based fantasies gone wild.

Did teachers have to report it before?

Doesn't matter if they had to report it or not before.
NOW the school will raise the child TRANS and not tell the parent.
Not tell the parent the child has a new name.
Not tell the parent the child is taking sports with the opposite gender.
Not tell the parent the child is using they/them instead of the proper pronouns.
ETC ETC

Nothing 'fantasy' about it.
The schools are children in a manner inconsistent with how the parents wish in many cases.
Leaving the parents out of the loop with what is happening with their own minor children.

a reply to: FlyersFan

You want teacher to be the parents informants?

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: Annee
History with LGBTQ+ kids —- does not support right of parent over right of kid.

Parents have rights over children.
Children do not have rights over parents.

I disagree there, kids have the right not to be beaten half to death, not to be starved or molested, a whole bunch of things.

They also have the right not to be grassed up for being gay or whatever to their abusive, troglodyte parents. I only object that the schools seem to take the wrong view that all parents are like this rather then use this rule selectively.

originally posted by: Annee
Oh, look — going for extremism.

Oh, look - going for MISSING THE POINT of his post.

Guess what — there are Muslim LGBTQ+ kids too —
that need a safe place.

Guess what - his post had nothing to do with Muslim LGBTQ kids -
it had to do with the fact that if the school can take away
parents rights and raise kids LGBTQ then they can do it with
ANYTHING having to do with the kids.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: AdifferentOpinion
If you knew outing a kid to their parents would result in rejection, abuse or neglect or in other words, disclosure would be putting a child in harm’s way would you still do it anyway?

Parents have an obligation to know what is happening with their minor children.

My kid tells me.

Maybe some parents should listen to their kids more than indoctrinating them with their ideologies.

So it's okay though for the schools/state to do it behinds parent's backs ?
Your kids are following your example, so maybe you should set a better example. Secrecy in schools behinds parent's backs is not in the best interest of kids, but of those with bad intentions. They are trying to project their influence over your kids behind your back and your kids are talking to you with little regard/respect by the sound of it

originally posted by: Terpene

What right has been lost exactly?

Parental right to know what is going on with their minor children.
Parental right to say what happens to their own children.
Parental right to raise their children as they see fit.

originally posted by: Annee
You’ve “set your mind” and hear nothing those who actually know explain to you.

That would be YOU. In one ear and out the other. Your mind is set.
You are describing yourself when you say these things.

originally posted by: ancientlight

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: AdifferentOpinion
If you knew outing a kid to their parents would result in rejection, abuse or neglect or in other words, disclosure would be putting a child in harm’s way would you still do it anyway?

Parents have an obligation to know what is happening with their minor children.

My kid tells me.

Maybe some parents should listen to their kids more than indoctrinating them with their ideologies.

So it's okay though for the schools/state to do it behinds parent's backs ?

As I previously stated — the history is there from when gay kids needed a Safe Haven.

I support the right of the kids to have a Safe Haven.

Now — look at their parents. Why can’t these kids go to their parents?

My kid comes to me. He is non-binary and open.

a reply to: ancientlight

You are right. It's marxism.
Destroy the family and let the state raise the kid as the state desires.

a reply to: FlyersFan

How can good parents be out of the loop on what happens with their children's. This alone should raise so many flags...
Every time they don't tell something to their parents the only ones to look at, as to why, are the parents.

But teacher don't go looking either, unless there are clear signs of abuse.
kind of like saying kids will damn well know what to tell their parents and what not...

So long their behavior doesn't interrupt the school live they barely report anything.

Keep being affraid of the brutal relentless attack on the family unit, I can guarantee you, you wont survive it either.

Being affraid helps to shorten the suffering, due to stress and all that, help yourself.

originally posted by: Annee
History shows LGBTQ* kids need a safe haven — often from their own parents.
That’s a majority history — not a selected rare occurrence.

Prove it.
Post credible studies that show the majority of LGBTQ children have abusive parents.

a reply to: SprocketUK

One of my sons friends got booted from his house for being gay. He was over 18 at the time, had finished school, but was basically homeless. So we took him in. He's been living with us for over a year now.

Great kid, has a job, friends, goes out on dates. He's saving up money to get his own place.

I say this not to virtue signal or to show what an awesome guy I am, (but I am an awesome guy) but to show that while crappy parents do exist, there are many more good parents that make up for it.

And that no rights have to be lost and government doesn't have to step in.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Well fair play to you for that. Not everyone has the money or ability to take a kid in though, and I dont think we should have to rely on the kindness of others.

There is a real place for schools not telling parents about whether a kid is gay or whatever, but they need to make that case first not just assume that the parents are bad uns.