The “Don’t Say Gay” law originally focused on limiting talk of gender and sexuality among younger children, has now been expanded through 12th grade.
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The expansion of the Parental Rights in Education Act, known as “Don’t Say Gay” by critics, allows an exemption for sexual education or health lessons, “for which a student’s parent has the option to have his or her student not attend.”
Board members said there are misconceptions about the rule, which they say is only a clarification of Florida standards for teachers.
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Children should not be taught in schools about gay and lesbian issues
I think teachers are heros. They deserve way better.
I never knew anything personal about my teachers. They were great and had boundaries. Unlike now.