That would explain it.

Sending children to public schools nowadays is simply not an option for Catholic parents, or any sane person, really.

Homeschool your children no matter what sacrifice you must do. Your daughter's soul will be corrupted if you don't. Pull her out of those Cultural Marxist indoctrination machines.

- Cantarella

I agree completely since most books are published according to California laws where immorality is the norm, and virtue is criticized and mocked. In addition, children in kindergarten are taught to masturbate by planned parenthood trained teachers.

It is not too late, she is only 12. I think there is a much greater chance that the child would change her way of thinking, than that the parents will change their ways to teach her. It can be done in both cases.

I hope you're right, but I highly doubt it. The damage that's been done cannot be undone except by much prayer and penance on the part of the 12 year old. But first she has to want to change, which is very unlikely, especially for an indoctrinated 12 year old.  

I hope you're right, but I highly doubt it. The damage that's been done cannot be undone except by much prayer and penance on the part of the 12 year old. But first she has to want to change, which is very unlikely, especially for an indoctrinated 12 year old.  

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While these things are true (i.e. prayer, wanting to change), it doesn't follow from the need of those things that it's "too late."  That's terrible advice.  Tell the parent that it's too late to save the kid and they'll just keep them in public school, all but ensuring their kid's demise. 
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What natural hope remains is in removing the kid from the problem, which is the godless environment that's introduced, legitimized, and reinforced the ideas the girl has picked up.  Children are malleable.  Less so as they get older, but still malleable.

OP,
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Do everything you can to get your girl out of that school.  She's not just being exposed to those ideas, but that environment is responsible for encouraging, enabling, and empowering her "pansɛҳuąƖism."  

While this is good advice in one respect, you could also end up having your daughter taken from you if you do this.  In many places not being supportive of a child's "gender identity" is treated as child abuse.  It is seen as justification for  removing the child from the "abusive" parents.

If you decide to homeschool, you cannot say or do anything to suggest that it has anything to do with your concerns about this "pansɛҳuąƖism".  Even talking to your daughter in a way that discourages this behaviour is putting you at risk of being charged with abuse.  While she is probably just going through a phase and does not actually have an attachment to sin at this point, these situations have been politicized by activists who use them to force their views on others.  You are at risk of "being made an example of" by these sorts of people.

In your situation I would seriously consider moving.  Register in a school in the new location but then start homeschooling after the paperwork is done.

While this is good advice in one respect, you could also end up having your daughter taken from you if you do this.  In many places not being supportive of a child's "gender identity" is treated as child abuse.  It is seen as justification for  removing the child from the "abusive" parents.

If you decide to homeschool, you cannot say or do anything to suggest that it has anything to do with your concerns about this "pansɛҳuąƖism".  Even talking to your daughter in a way that discourages this behaviour is putting you at risk of being charged with abuse.  While she is probably just going through a phase and does not actually have an attachment to sin at this point, these situations have been politicized by activists who use them to force their views on others.  You are at risk of "being made an example of" by these sorts of people.

In your situation I would seriously consider moving.  Register in a school in the new location but then start homeschooling after the paperwork is done.

This is true especially if you live in the Communist State of California where parents no longer have any rights.

If you live in California, and the daughter feels, thinks, or believes that her parents do not support her decision to be a lesbian, transgender, or pangender, then she can talk with her grandparents, relatives, friends, teachers, pediatrician, and/or school nurse and file charges of abuse.

Check your state laws.

That would explain it.

Sending children to public schools nowadays is simply not an option for Catholic parents, or any sane person, really.

Homeschool your children no matter what sacrifice you must do. Your daughter's soul will be corrupted if you don't. Pull her out of those Cultural Marxist indoctrination machines.

- Cantarella

And pull her out of Religious Ed Classes. She's probably learning all about the h0Ɩ0cαųst and Nelson Mandela, or whoever is the bright light of this age.

And pull her out of Religious Ed Classes. She's probably learning all about the h0Ɩ0cαųst and Nelson Mandela, or whoever is the bright light of this age.

I wrote this. These things were the predominant theme of my niece's Confirmation preparation classes in Catholic Italy.
Does the OP say the Rosary as a family? I think that's the start in order to sort out this mess.

seeing the "pan" prefix (from Greek, IIRC), it seems to talk about the fictitious idea of "all genders"