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Originally posted by pbs911
Those concerns where not in any way considered in the opinion, the survey or by the school district. Apples and oranges.
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What the Court said, was the parents had no say in what or how this subject was presented. This of course means, that if perchance a NAMBLA leaning teacher were around, he could do as he pleased. He of course could sue for discrimination if he got fired for it, particularly if he were a tenured person.
What we have here is the 9th Circuit once again overstepping its bounds. They are answering questions no one has asked, and are making law, which clearly is not in their realm.
You are still mistaken my friend. The parents could have opted out, and perhaps would have, if they had any idea what the survey was about, they did not. This is more a case of the school district failing in ITS responsibility to communicate with the parents. I still am saying you have no school age children.