Imagine your child coming home from school one day, confused and distressed by a lesson that directly contradicts your family’s faith. You ask the school to opt them out—but instead of honoring your rights as a parent, the school refuses. They tell you they know better and that your child must sit through these lessons, no matter how much they conflict with your beliefs.

This isn’t just a hypothetical. It’s happening right now in Montgomery County, Maryland.

Parents in Mahmoud v. Taylor fought for the right to protect their children from state-imposed ideology in the classroom. They weren’t asking for special treatment—just the ability to opt out of lessons that go against their deeply held religious beliefs.

The government’s response? A flat-out refusal.

Public Schools Have Declared War on Parental Rights

For decades, we’ve been told that public schools are “neutral” spaces—but that’s a lie. Schools today have become centers for state-enforced ideology, where religious beliefs are censored while secular worldviews are elevated as the only acceptable truth.

This case isn’t just about one school district or one set of lessons. It’s about a fundamental shift in how the government sees your role as a parent. If we don’t act now, what’s next?

❌ Schools deciding what moral values your child must accept?
❌ Government-approved textbooks that rewrite history and faith?
❌ A future where parents are powerless over their children’s education?

We cannot allow this to continue.

The Supreme Court Has a Choice—But We Must Act Now

The Court will soon hear this case. They can restore parental rights and religious freedom, or they can cement the government’s authority to dictate what children must be taught—regardless of parental objections.

This is a pivotal moment in American history. If the Court rules against these parents, it will set a precedent that public schools have absolute control over your child’s education—and that your voice, as a parent, no longer matters.

That’s why The Foundation for Moral Law is fighting back.

We Are Taking This Battle to the Highest Court—But We Need You

We are filing an amicus brief in Mahmoud v. Taylor to demand that the Supreme Court reaffirm the constitutional rights of parents and put an end to this growing government overreach.

But legal fights like this aren’t easy. The opposition is well-funded, and they will do everything in their power to keep parents from regaining control over their children’s education.

That’s why we need you.

The Future of Parental Rights Depends on You

This is about more than just one school district. This is about whether parents in America still have the right to raise their children according to their values and faith.

If we do nothing, schools will continue pushing government-approved beliefs while silencing parents. But if we act now, we can restore parental authority and defend religious freedom for generations to come.

Will you help us fight back?