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I know a school classroom worker who found out recently about a new law in California regarding schoolchildren.
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I don't know what the law is called or how it got passed without any public attention.
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Apparently the People's Republic of California passes laws willy-nilly without public approval.
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It's worse than that, even when overwhelming public voting is in favor of something the libtards hate, it gets reversed.
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Anyway, the EFFECT of this new law is, teachers or school employees are forbidden from notifying parents for 3 things:
--- 1)  If the schoolchild says he (or she) is ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ and not to inform parents -- you can't inform the parents.
--- 2)  If the child says he (or she) wants to identify as the opposite sex or wants to change sex -- can't inform.
--- 3)  If the child says she (?) is pregnant and "don't tell my parents" -- you can't inform the parents.
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It is suspected that due to other litigation related concerns, the schools have been counseled by their legal teams that this has to be the policy in order to avoid lawsuits, because minors can file suit against the school district for personal injury in these situations.
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The terminology they use is "gender identity" and the like: they replace the word "sex" with "gender" even though it's incorrect.
So it's not transsɛҳuąƖ, it's "transgender."
You see, gender applies to the grammatical case of a word, so you can white-out and change the word; no problem.
They're treating the sex of children as if it's something that can be whited-out and changed like the printing on your paper can.
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Any student, in any state, is the property of the state as soon as that student steps onto a school bus and/or on school premises.  And the teachers are not allowed to discipline.

It is wise to take "YOUR" child/soul out of the public arena and keep them in the arms of the parents/home.

If you can prove your child was disciplined, you the parent can sue.  And take the money and home school!

I have never understood how Ca schools can't give a kid an aspirin, yet can take them for an abortion without parental knowledge.

Nonsense. If a child is in true physical danger by his/her parents, it is not the work of the school to protect him/her from the parents. The issue should be properly brought to the police and child welfare agencies. But of course, it is far more likely that the school itself is the danger to the child.
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There was an excerpt lost from this spot in the posting. I'll be back...
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Would you like to think your child was discussing family planning decisions with strangers or even at all?

Here is the excerpt:
http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/publications/publications-a-z/513-contraceptive-access-at-school-based-health-centers-three-case-studies

Again the excerpt was deleted but read it for your self, Vintagewife.

‘This is far from the first time that government officials have usurped the rights of parents and arrogated authority and power over young people in the public schools.’

They don’t need to pass laws, schools do as they please. They own the kids while on their property. 

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From the description my friend offers regarding what goes on in the classrooms of a public middle school (now it's 6th, 7th and 8th grades -- when I was in school we had 7th and 8th called Junior High School), it sounds like total anarchy.
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They have the desks arranged so that students face each other in small groups, instead of all facing the teacher in front.
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Students carry on conversations with each other and ignore the teacher.
They often exhibit complete indifference to authority, and behave as though they are in control.
They ignore what teachers or aides tell them.
They do as they please, even to the extent of disrupting instruction for the whole classroom.
A specific example is one particularly troublesome boy who brings a water balloon into the classroom.
He holds the balloon in his lap and makes loud, obscene noises as he squirts the water over the other desks and students.
The administration forbids any form of punishment or consequences for delinquency.
Their whole principle is formulated by this maxim: "We are all about capturing hearts."
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I noticed in about 1992 the LAUSD (Los Angeles Unified School District) took away the paddle from elementary school principals.
Then I took notice about 5 years later, in order to enforce "safety" they installed SHOTGUNS in the School Police cruisers.
Therefore, instead of the Principal giving an occasional swat to belligerent brats, the School Police blows them away with a gun?
There haven't been any instances of children being shot to death, but who knows?
Maybe that's the kind of news that doesn't get coverage. People might get upset, you know?
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Meanwhile, there is a children's detention facility in Sylmar named the Barry J. Nidorf Juvenile Hall.
They use an entirely different approach.
Consequences for objectionable behavior are everyday realities.
Otherwise, it would be nonstop riots in there.
The day a boy or girl turns 18 is the day he (or she) goes to County Jail, if they aren't released.
And they don't call it "commencement."
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