Our Reporting is Protecting Parents’ Rights in North Carolina—With Your Help

Restoration News was the first to expose the school boards failing to enact the North Carolina Parents’ Bill of Rights. That’s changing—but there’s more work to be done.

When it comes to passing and implementing the Parents’ Bill of Rights in North Carolina, families have faced an uphill battle from the start. Now that struggle is bearing fruit.

Since we began reporting on the school boards failing—or refusing—to put the new law into practice, 3 districts have become compliant with the law: Chatham, Haywood, and Macon Counties.

We spoke with the Whiteville City Schools Superintendent Jonathan Williams who indicated that his district was waiting for guidance from the North Carolina School Board Association, and he was under the impression that the law wasn’t effective until next school year. When Restoration News pointed out the legislation lists an effective date of Dec. 1, 2023, Dr. Williams responded that he would “bring our district up to full compliance.”

Other districts have not responded or have told us that their attorneys would respond to our inquiries about whether they intend to become compliant with the law—to date no response from the attorneys.

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North Carolina’s “progressive”-run schools are engaged in a quiet insurrection against the state’s Republican legislature, and kids are the victims.

According to policies found on district websites, 22 school boards across North Carolina have refused to adopt important provisions required in the wildly popular Parents’ Bill of Rights law created to protect children from sex-obsessed ideologues across the state.

This is only controversial among hardened leftists. Surveys show that three quarters of North Carolinians support the protections enshrined in the Parents’ Bill of Rights. Yet don’t count on the far-left Democrats leading these anti-parent school boards to open their eyes to what parents want—the only recourse is the courts and ballot box.

The best part of the Parents’ Bill of Rights: It provides remedies when a school district does not comply.