Parents' Rights in Education National

10/02/2026

When a school issue leaves you unsure what to do next, PRE offers a free consultation with its network of experienced advocates and experts. Share the situation you’re facing and ask for practical guidance on your next step. Visit the website to get advice.

09/29/2026

What does “student wellness” really mean—and where do parents fit in?

Parents’ Rights in Education examines the growing overlap between schools, healthcare, and student wellness—and why transparency matters.

Read the full article:
https://bit.ly/3TpeUo7

09/28/2026

Parents shouldn’t have to search everywhere for practical help. PRE’s Parents Center brings membership, training, affiliate connections, advice, PreScore tools, stories and reporting resources together in one place. Visit the website and start exploring.

09/26/2026

PRE’s Parent Activist Training Center provides free, step-by-step courses on testifying effectively and running for school board. Create your account, log in and begin building the confidence and practical skills to make a difference locally.

09/24/2026

How much of your child’s public school funding comes from the federal government? 💰

📊 See the data and explore how funding varies across the country:
USAFacts

About 11.7% or one in nine dollars of public school funding came from the federal government during the 2023–24 school year. Local and state governments typically provide most school district funding, with the federal government providing the rest. Federal sources provide as little as 0% and as mu...

09/08/2026

Five year olds do not need schools experimenting with gender ideology.

If a classroom tool lets children swap male and female genitalia, parents have every right to demand answers.

Who approved this? What is being taught? And why is this anywhere near a kindergarten classroom?

09/07/2026

**This is how parents get pushed out.**

It starts in the classroom. Then the school becomes the gatekeeper to conversations, counseling, referrals, and decisions parents may never know are happening.

**Your child. Your family. You should never be the last to know.**

09/05/2026

**They’re five. Let them be five.**

Schools should be teaching kids to read, write, count, and learn.

Deeply personal conversations belong with parents.

09/04/2026

Teachers teach. Counselors counsel. **Parents raise their children.**

Schools have no right to push parents aside when deeply personal issues arise.

Your child. Your right to know. Your right to decide.

09/03/2026

Parents don’t lose trust because they’re too involved. They lose trust when they find out what they weren’t told.

Hidden lessons. Secret policies. Unexplained referrals.

**No secrets. No surprises. Parents have a right to know.**