Wisconsin Parents' Bill of Rights Faces Likely Evers Veto
While Republicans support the Bill of Rights, Democrats don’t. The bill passed the Wisconsin Assembly on Tuesday.
The proposal to spell out just how involved parents can be in their children’s education continues to face opposition at the Wisconsin Capitol, even as it moves forward.
A handful of parents turned out to support the Parents’ Bill of Rights during a hearing in the Senate Committee on Education on Wednesday.
Mom Julie Zaccaria told lawmakers there needs to be a state structure to balance the relationship between parents and local schools that she says has shifted over the past few years.
“The battle is against a system with what seems like endless financial, legal, and political backing” Zaccaria explained. “Children are being victimized and parents have no recourse.
Zaccaria made headlines last year when she publicized a graphic sex survey in her child’s school in Brookfield.
Mom Scarlett Johnson , who was one of the leaders of the Mequon-Thiensville school b...