Gender Diverse Policy Passed by NDE, now onto Legislative Committee for Final Passage

Gender Diverse Policy Passed by NDE, now onto Legislative Committee for Final Passage

View In Browser Dear Powerful Parents, On Friday, May 11th, the Nevada Department of Education passed state regulation language for gender diverse students. This regulation will go to the Legislative Committee on Education for final approval. Pursuant to the passage of SB225 in 2017, this regulation is a framework that obligates every district in the state to create its own transgender guideline or policy.  Through open records requests, Power2Parent discovered that the trans-activist group Gender Justice Nevada has influenced this process from the beginning. GJNV has a vested financial interest in our children seeking contracts to provide staff training and counseling services.  This regulation is incomplete, and the writing process was unethically influenced by trans-activists who could gain financially if this regulation is approved by the Legislative Committee.   As of today, we do not know what day the regulation will come before the committee, but we will alert parents when it is posted.   This policy protects one demographic at the expense of others constitutionally protected rights as well as parental rights. It is incumbent on our legislators to fix this policy before its final passage. We urge you to contact your legislator and ask them to intervene.    These are the legislators who voted for SB225 that was packaged as expanded training for staff: Assembly-Yes Anderson, Elliot  Anderson, Paul  Araujo, Nelson  Benitez-Thompson, Teresa  Bilbray-Axelrod, Shannon  Brooks, Chris  Bustamante Adams, Irene  Carlton, Maggie  Carrillo, Richard  Cohen, Lesley  Daly, Skip  Diaz, Olivia  Flores, Edgar  Frierson, Jason  Fumo, Ozzie  Hambrick, John  Jauregui, Sandra  Joiner, Amber  McCurdy II, William  Miller, Brittney  Monroe-Moreno, Daniele  Neal, Dina  Ohrenschall, James  Pickard, Keith  Spiegel, Ellen  Sprinkle, Michael  Swank, Heidi  Thompson, Tyrone  Tolles, Jill  Watkins, Justin  Yeager, Steve Assembly-No Edwards, Chris  Ellison, John  Kramer, Al  Krasner, Lisa  Marchant, Jim  McArthur, Richard  Wheeler, Jim   Senate-Yes Atkinson, Kelvin  Cancela, Yvanna  Cannizzaro, Nicole  Denis, Moises  Farley, Patricia  Ford, Aaron  Gansert, Heidi  Harris, Becky  Manendo, Mark  Parks, David  Ratti, Julia  Roberson, Michael  Segerblom, Tick  Spearman, Pat  Woodhouse, Joyce Senate-No Goicoechea, Pete  Gustavson, Donald  Hammond, Scott  Hardy, Joseph  Kieckhefer, Ben  Settelmeyer, James Click here to find out who your State Senator and Assemblyman are.   We also have a very important primary coming up in Nevada on June 12th 2018.  Early voting begins May 24th - June 8th.   As you are deciding how you will vote, there are many important questions to ask, like "Will this candidate stand up for my parental rights?" "How has this candidate defended parental rights in the past?" The last day to register online to vote is May 24th. Click here to register today.  Thank you for continuing to stand with us in defense of parental rights. 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

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Hearing on Friday May 11th for Statewide Gender Diverse Policy

Hearing on Friday May 11th for Statewide Gender Diverse Policy

View In Browser Dear Powerful Parents, This is a reminder for the Nevada Department of Education (NDE) public hearing tomorrow, May 11th at 9:00 a.m. This meeting will be held at 9890 S. Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89183. As stated in our last email, at this hearing the NDE will likely vote on the proposed state regulation language regarding a "safe and respectful learning environment" that every school in the state of Nevada will be obliged to adopt. This state policy will affect every single child in Nevada charter and public schools. Senate Bill 225 (SB225) was passed in the last legislative session requiring additional training to staff "regarding pupils with disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and sex/gender diverse students (encompassing sections 8(b), 9.2(b-c), 10.2, 12.1(a-f)." The proposed regulation language essentially expands the rights of sex/gender diverse students at the expense of privacy and freedom of speech of every student and ignores pupils with autism and disabilities. Regardless of the small changes that were made to the last draft, the following points have not been adequately addressed: Restroom/Locker room access. Overnight field trips. Compelled speech by teachers, volunteers, and students. The NDE ignored the law which specifically directed the NDE to work with parent groups and others to develop the state policy and allowed a Trans-activist group to write the policy. We look forward to seeing you all there. If you have any questions, or need assistance with your testimony, please message us on Facebook. Thank you for standing with us in defense of your parental rights. See you on May 11th! 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