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A federal court has ruled that a group of interfaith parents have no proof that a school district violated their right to free expression by removing an option to opt their students out of lessons teaching LGBT ideology that conflicts with their religious values.
A Maryland district court ruled Thursday that Christian and Muslim parents cannot opt out of lessons on gender identity and sexual orientation.
A federal judge listened to arguments as parents suing the Montgomery County school system sought a permanent injunction that would put a new policy prohibiting families from opting out of certain lessons on hold.
In a lawsuit, parents say a major U.S. school district is infringing on their religious beliefs by discussing LGBTQ+ books in elementary school.
The parents say that if their children have to read books about or by LGBTQ+ people, that would violate their rights to religious freedom.