A lawsuit challenging a school district’s policy of assigning books promoting gender ideology to young children has reached a settlement, with compensation awarded to the affected family and legal fees covered. The case centered on fifth-graders being required to read materials with ideological content in kindergarten classrooms, with no option to opt out. Critics argued the policy violated parental rights and exposed children to concepts beyond age-appropriate education. The resolution follows a legal dispute over whether schools can mandate such materials without parental consent.
This case, which I blogged about last year, just settled yesterday for $175K ($108K to S.E. and his family, $40K… The post $175K Settlement in Suit Over Requiring Fifth-Graders to Read Pro-Gender-Ideology Books to Kindergarten Students (with No Opt Out) appeared first on Reason Magazine.
