Help with schools

[Marge Bouvier Simpson]

Hi Guest & others:
I would not assume that a private school would have a more balanced approach than the public school.
Examine their policies carefully before you choose to enroll.
In the US, there are "privacy rights" of children that are pushing these anti-family school policies, and
many private schools follow the same guidelines. Maybe a religious school would take a different approach.

This is great advice, MomToTroubledTeen. 

Parents should not assume anything. It is best to outright ask and investigate before enrolling your child. It is also a good idea to investigate the school's health/sex-ed/science curriculum to see if gender identity pseudoscience (born in the wrong body, sex spectrum, etc.) is taught as factual science. Keep in mind, though, that often these ideas are introduced in other classes, for example during anti-bullying programs or by activist teachers who teach unrelated subjects.