In the matter of Foote et al v. Ludlow School Committee et al:
while parents have the option to send their children to public schools, they do not have constitutional rights to dictate how those schools educate children
Covered here in MassLive, which further notes:
“Since July 1, 2012, Massachusetts law has provided that ‘no person shall be excluded from or discriminated against . . . in obtaining the advantages, privileges and courses of study of [a] public school on account of . . . gender identity,’” his ruling quoted.
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