January 1, EXCLUSIVE: Docs Expose Abortion Giant’s Grip on School Curriculum

Planned Parenthood, you know, the folks who get lots of our tax money, are doing some pretty out-there stuff with kids in schools. In Pennsylvania, the Reading School District teamed up with them to give kids lessons on gender stuff and sex. Now, this ain’t your mom and dad’s health class. They’re teaching things that many of us just find shocking and not right for schools.

Back in March 2022, the school decided to let Planned Parenthood, which says it’s the biggest sex ed teacher in the country, come in and teach high schoolers. And this isn’t just regular stuff; they’re mixing in gender identity, and kids as young as 5 are being taught about things like transgenderism. What’s even more wild is the after-school club. Kids and young adults, from 14 to 21, get involved in all kinds of activities—some of which any sensible person would say is too much for schools. We’re talking about painting naked “transgender” bodies and playing games most of us wouldn’t want our kids near.

The board gave the green light to this, and they even wanted these programs in middle schools, at no cost to them, but at what cost to our kids? They said parents could opt-out, but that doesn’t make up for bringing this stuff into schools in the first place.

A few years back, in 2017, Planned Parenthood wanted to set up a clinic right at Reading High School. Folks weren’t having it, so it got shut down. But they’re persistent and have clinics in other states like California using lots of your tax dollars.

On the political side, the current board president got the thumbs up from Planned Parenthood’s election folks in her 2019 run. Their influence is concerning, folks. They’re aiming to place their advocates all the way from school boards up through state government positions.

On the money front, Planned Parenthood’s been getting big checks from the federal government through the Teen Pregnancy Prevention program, especially since the Obama years. The Trump administration saw through it and tried to cut these funds back in 2017, but they were fought every step by Planned Parenthood in court. Sadly, judges didn’t side with Trump, keeping those funds going.

Now, with new TPPP grants, they’re getting millions more. For example, in Massachusetts, a million more dollars a year is going to teach explicit stuff to young kids. This has many parents rightly fuming, saying it’s too explicit for children.

Moreover, in Reading, Planned Parenthood is behind an LGBTQ+ club called “The Spectrum.” Parents didn’t really get to know what was happening in these clubs. Some topics are fine at home with family guidance, but not in secret school clubs without parental knowledge.

The bottom line, friends, is our kids’ education should be transparent, and the schools should work with us, the parents, not these outside groups. We need more schools that respect parents and less of this kind of meddling. Keep your ears open and stay involved!

Wyatt Matters!

It’s important for schools to teach our children about health, but what’s happening in some schools goes too far. In Pennsylvania, the Reading School District let Planned Parenthood teach kids about topics many of us think are inappropriate for school. Kids as young as five are learning about things like gender identity and transgenderism. High school clubs that let kids paint naked bodies and play strange games are concerning. Schools should focus on basic education, and parents should have more of a say in what their kids are taught.

Parents were told they could opt out, but what about those who aren’t aware of what’s being taught? Schools need to be upfront about their lessons, especially when outside groups like Planned Parenthood are involved. The activities need to be suitable for school, and parents need to be kept in the loop. It’s not right when things happen in secret, leaving parents in the dark about what their kids are learning. Education is a partnership between schools and families, not schools deciding on their own.

Ultimately, we should ensure schools respect parents’ wishes and values. Our hard-earned tax money should support education that reflects the community’s standards. Schools must be transparent and involve parents more in what’s being taught. It’s time for us to pay attention, speak up, and make sure our kids get the education they deserve, free from unnecessary influence.

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