Washington State voters overwhelmingly approved an Initiative colloquially known as the Parents Bill of Rights in 2024. Hundreds of thousands of signatures were collected, and the legislature passed a statute giving parents rights to review school curricula and the records of their children held by the school.
Unsurprisingly, the legislature rubber-stamped the popular measure during an election year. And, unsurprisingly, the Democrats and the Democratic governor gutted much of the statute this year, more than a year out from the next general election.
Washington state’s @GovBobFerguson has signed a Democrat-backed bill into law preventing parents from accessing their children’s medical records at school. Parents will also not be told when a child is given medical intervention or is sent to a shelter. https://t.co/tI4DXS9JmL
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) May…
