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Certainly there is more to the story than we are hearing, however persistent bulling at school, against anyone, for any reason, should not be tolerated. Demand your school district's policy addresses this issue. buzzsprout.com/1095743/episo…
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Happy Veterans Day!
Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country and defended the freedoms we cherish.
From all of us at Parents’ Rights in Education, thank you for your service, sacrifice, and dedication to our nation.
We salute you!
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See parents and advocates speak in their own words. PRE’s video archive includes public testimony, interviews and event presentations. Browse the collection, choose a topic that interests you and hear how others have presented their concerns and experiences.
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School boards have more power than you think.
Parents’ Rights In Education is joining Oregon 500, a statewide initiative connecting community leaders, organizations, and citizens to strengthen local leadership and community participation.
Full article:
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Four lives lost. Two more seriously injured. A community forever changed.
The tragic shooting at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon, raises urgent questions about school safety.
bit.ly/4A9vJmT
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Have a photo, video or article to share? PRE’s Submit Your Content form lets you suggest a caption and posting platforms. Submit only material you have permission to share, and remember that submissions may be published publicly and receive wider attention.
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ELECTION DAY IS NOVEMBER 3 — EVERY VOICE COUNTS!
The clock is ticking, and Let’s Go Washington is calling on volunteers to help spread the word about three ballot initiatives, including I-638, focused on fairness in girls’ sports.
Learn more: bit.ly/4swT9Qr
@letsgowa
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Put parental involvement on the agenda this November. PRE offers a downloadable proclamation recognizing Parents’ Rights in Education Month. Read the language and bring it to your school board as a starting point for a conversation about families and schools.
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Want to explore PRE’s perspective on education issues? The All Publications page brings together news, opinion pieces and press coverage. Browse the archive, choose a topic that matters to your family and read more about the issues behind the headlines.
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New to PRE or unsure where to begin? The Q&A page explains the organization’s mission, free training, affiliate support and ways to get involved beyond running for office. Browse the answers and find an entry point that fits your interests and time.
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HERE'S TO OUR EVERYDAY HEROES!
When duty calls, our first responders answer—with courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to protecting our communities.
❤️💙 WE SEE YOU. WE APPRECIATE YOU. WE THANK YOU!
Parental involvement starts close to home. PRE’s State Websites directory links you to a site for each state, making it easy to explore the organization’s state pages. Find your state and take a closer look at the information and resources available there.
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📢 Join Us: Upper Midwest School Board Leadership Conference
📅 Saturday, November 14, 2026
8:00 AM CST – 5:00 PM
📍 Twin Cities Metro Area, Minnesota.
Register here: bit.ly/4z4l3Wq
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Behind every effort are people with a reason to care. PRE’s Stories & Testimonials page shares experiences from parents, grandparents and members. Read their perspectives on involvement, confidence and community—and consider what your next step could be.
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Bring parental rights into your next conversation. PRE’s speaker request form lets you submit a topic, date and format for a speaker or interview. Share what your event needs so the team can consider an appropriate representative for your audience.
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Ready to bring parents together in your community? PRE invites people without a nearby affiliate to apply to start one. Review the responsibilities, including training and weekly check-ins, then share why you want to lead local action for parental rights.
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If something concerning is happening in your school or district, PRE provides a place to report it. Parents can describe the issue, identify the type of concern and attach documents or links that provide context. Your experience can help inform action.
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Make room for a new conversation about education. PRE’s Parents’ Rights Now! podcast explores parental involvement, local school issues and advocacy. Browse the episode library and choose a discussion to listen to on your commute or during a break.
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When did speaking up about your child’s education invite government scrutiny?
Suzanne Gallagher examines the DOJ’s 2026 report and what it reveals about parental rights and government accountability.
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Oregon parents: Do you know what your sixth grader is learning?
PRE takes a closer look at My Future–My Choice, an Oregon sexual-health curriculum covering sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression.
Do you know what’s in the lesson plan?
bit.ly/4hEiRPq
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