St. Charles School Board Requires Parent Opt In for Sex Ed, Departing From Michigan Standard
The policy marks a shift from the state’s typical opt-out system to one requiring written parental approval
ST. CHARLES, Mich. — The St. Charles School Board voted Tuesday night to require parents to opt in before their children can participate in a new sex education curriculum, a move that differs from the approach outlined in Michigan law and commonly used by districts across the state.
Michigan law requires schools to notify parents about sex education inst…
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