‘Parents Bill of Rights’ initiative gains unanimous approval in WA Senate
Initiative 2081, also known as the “Parents’ Bill of Rights, receives a hearing in the Senate and House. If passed, the bill would establish a comprehensive set of rights for parents and legal guardians with the ability to opt their children out of assignments involving inquiries into sex education or religion.
R. HANS MILLER/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
OLYMPIA — The Washington Senate dolled out a unanimous vote Monday to pass a proposed initiative to clarify parental rights regarding their children’s education and medical records in public schools. In the House of Representatives, the initiative received a vote of 82-15.
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