Hundreds of parents across the state turn out in defense of parental rights

Hundreds of parents across the state turn out in defense of parental rights

View In Browser Dear Powerful Parents   For the second time in less than a week, parents participated in another marathon 6 hour public meeting. Many of you expressed your concerns and put your opposition on the record. Parents intend to hold the state accountable for the language in this regulation. State Superintendent, Dr. Steve Canavaro, will have the final say on whether or not to move forward with regulation language as it is currently written. While it appears that there will be no changes, we are hopeful that he will consider the hours of public comment that were overwhelmingly in opposition. There may be a workshop to work on the language in the proposal this coming Friday. Power2Parent will have a representative at that workshop and will keep parents and community members informed as we see this process through. We are grateful for your tireless engagement. To all who attended, testified, called, emailed, and filed complaints, we applaud you. Your efforts have influenced this process greatly.  Together we can build momentum and increase our reach across the state. We will hold our elected officials accountable, and see that future bills and laws do not weaken parental rights in the upcoming elections and legislative session. We are honored by your commitment to protecting every child and preserving parental rights.  There are good things to come and we look forward to working with you.   Sincerely, Power2Parent   Donate Share Tweet Forward Copyright © 2018 Power2Parent, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have expressed an interest in changes to the CCSD Sex Ed curriculum and/or parental rights in Nevada unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences

NVDOE moving forward with meeting even after public outcry

NVDOE moving forward with meeting even after public outcry

View In Browser Dear Powerful Parents,   In spite of outcry from parents in Nevada, the Nevada Department of Education is moving forward with a public input meeting to discuss and take possible action on proposed language for Senate Bill 225.   The timing of the meeting, Friday March 30th is during Spring Break for 409,000 students (out of 492,000 in the entire state) in Clark County and Washoe County.  March 30th is also Good Friday, a religious holiday observed by many families in Nevada. The NVDOE claims that they didn't know about Spring Break or Good Friday when they scheduled a meeting centered on a proposal that will affect every child who attends public school in Nevada.  The many calls, complaints and emails submitted by frustrated parents have been ignored and the meeting will go forward as scheduled.   Please join us for our press conference at 10:00 a.m. on March 30th at the Las Vegas Branch of the Department of Education office located at 9890 S. Maryland Pkwy, 2nd Floor, Las Vegas NV 89183.  Children are welcome!   We ask that you bring a written statement about how this language will affect families in Nevada to submit State Superintendent Steve Canavero. Testimonies could highlight their disregard for families in scheduling and policy language that could mandate the following:   Allow unrestricted access to students who identify with the opposite biological gender, infringing on  reasonable right to privacy in intimate spaces at school.   Require students to room with another student of the opposite biological sex on overnight field trips, without parental notification.     Allow schools to teach gender theory in the classroom without  parental permission.   Understanding that many of our families are out of town, we ask that you submit your testimony to the NVDOE by email to ndeinfo@doe.nv.gov.   We will keep you updated on any developments.   Sincerely, Power2Parent   Donate Share Tweet Forward Copyright © 2018 Power2Parent, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have expressed an interest in changes to the CCSD Sex Ed curriculum and/or parental rights in Nevada unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences

NVDOE moving forward with meeting even after public outcry

NVDOE moving forward with meeting even after public outcry

View In Browser Dear Powerful Parents,   In spite of outcry from parents in Nevada, the Nevada Department of Education is moving forward with a public input meeting to discuss and take possible action on proposed language for Senate Bill 225.   The timing of the meeting, Friday March 30th is during Spring Break for 409,000 students (out of 492,000 in the entire state) in Clark County and Washoe County.  March 30th is also Good Friday, a religious holiday observed by many families in Nevada. The NVDOE claims that they didn't know about Spring Break or Good Friday when they scheduled a meeting centered on a proposal that will affect every child who attends public school in Nevada.  The many calls, complaints and emails submitted by frustrated parents have been ignored and the meeting will go forward as scheduled.   Please join us for our press conference at 10:00 a.m. on March 30th at the Las Vegas Branch of the Department of Education office located at 9890 S. Maryland Pkwy, 2nd Floor, Las Vegas NV 89183.  Children are welcome!   We ask that you bring a written statement about how this language will affect families in Nevada to submit State Superintendent Steve Canavero. Testimonies could highlight their disregard for families in scheduling and policy language that could mandate the following:   Allow unrestricted access to students who identify with the opposite biological gender, infringing on  reasonable right to privacy in intimate spaces at school.   Require students to room with another student of the opposite biological sex on overnight field trips, without parental notification.     Allow schools to teach gender theory in the classroom without  parental permission.   Understanding that many of our families are out of town, we ask that you submit your testimony to the NVDOE by email to ndeinfo@doe.nv.gov.   We will keep you updated on any developments.   Sincerely, Power2Parent   Donate Share Tweet Forward Copyright © 2018 Power2Parent, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have expressed an interest in changes to the CCSD Sex Ed curriculum and/or parental rights in Nevada unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences