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Join TEXAS Parents’ Rights In Education!
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Welcome Texas!
Jennifer Montgomery, Texas PRIE Director
An activist since she was old enough to vote, Jennifer is mother of 4 children: 3 graduates and 1 graduating in May from Little Elm High School in Denton County. School Volunteer, 40 hours a week where her kids attended. I was one of the first parents to ever tell a librarian that my kids weren't to read or check out certain books. Recently, my friend and I fought revisionist history and Islam taught in our ISD along with the vulgar, pornographic, anti-family books that we discovered in our High School library.
Diana Richards,Texas PRIE Associate Director
Diana has been advocating for the protection of children and their parents’ rights for over a decade. Her Insurance Industry background supported her original calls to action regarding Medical Freedom and patient advocacy, but she soon learned of even more extensive attacks on personal, inalienable rights that target our children’s generation. In 2019, she was 1 of 4 Texas Moms who advocated & testified for the first House Bill that would have closed the loopholes in our Penal Code being exploited by those who wish to expose children to obscene, harmful content. It became clear that there is much work to be done to educate our lawmakers in this issue.Diana has spent the last year helping parents, grandparents, school administrators, trustees, and Superintendents identify and address the obscene content in our public schools. She knows that when we follow and enforce the law - the children will be protected.
Announcing November, Parents' Rights in Education MONTH!
We are asking TEXAS parents who care about their child’s education to contact their school board, and ask them to adopt our Proclamation, affirming the rights of parents to influence policy and curriculum decisions, the heart of every school. LEARN More HERE! Texas Family Code 151.001 A parent of a child has the following rights and duties:
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