Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) does not refer to sex education programs in general, but rather to a specific approach to the subject that sexualizes children, promotes diverse sexualities and gender identifications, promotes abortion, and undermines parental rights. CSE curriculum contains graphic sexual information that extends beyond teaching natural human development and the biology of sexual reproduction. That’s why MA parents all across the state are removing their children from the sex education portion of health classes.
Learn about your rights as a parent by reading the resources we have provided for you below.
Join the thousands of MA parents who are opting their students out of pornographic sex education!
As the parent of a child in a MA primary or secondary public school, you have the right to opt out of sex ed lessons and surveys.
MA law allows parents to opt their children out of sex ed lessons and surveys. Many surveys being given to students include sexual content. Use our sample opt-out letters to ensure that your child is not being exposed to these sexualized materials.
Students are not only being presented with radical ideas about sex, gender, and sexual activity in CSE curriculum, but also through storybooks read in elementary classrooms, books in the school library, school assemblies, literature discussions in English classes, student surveys, and more. When this type of material is presented under the guise of diversity, equity, and inclusion lessons and not during the sex ed portion of health classes school officials often do not allow parents to opt their students out, arguing that the school is required by law to present this content. This is not accurate.
Read our information to learn more and use our sample accommodation request teacher letter to opt out of LGBT content.
MFI recommends sending a copy of this letter to the teacher as well as the school administrators to make sure that all parties are aware of the accommodation request.
MFI is committed to helping parents protect their children. If you have any questions about the information on this page or if you feel your parental rights have been violated by school officials, please email us at [email protected].
