Kinnelon parents, this is your chance to stand up for your rights

Kinnelon parents, grandparents, students and residents: This is your chance to show up and be heard.

On Tuesday, July 14, at 7 p.m., the Kinnelon Board of Education holds its regular meeting at Kinnelon High School (121 Kinnelon Road, Kinnelon, NJ 07405).

My friend and Kinnelon Councilman Sean Mabey called to alert us that the board will be codifying rules to protect parental rights and keep mom and dad involved in their child's education.

Kinnelon school board will consider parental rights policy

The message is clear and based on common sense: Stand up for parental rights and all children.

Support a Parents' Bill of Rights that keeps parents informed, involved, and respected in their children’s education.
Protect the safety and well-being of every child.
Ensure parents remain essential partners — not afterthoughts — in our schools.
Show that engaged citizens will not be silenced.

Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or concerned neighbor, your respectful presence matters.

Why showing up at local school board meetings matters

Be the voice our children and grandchildren are counting on. With Kinnelon leading the way, we can build a stronger, more accountable public education system across New Jersey.

Hopefully, there will be many more votes like this in other districts as we work to restore sanity and protect families from government propaganda and overreach.

If you are able, please show up tomorrow evening at 7:00 PM at Kinnelon High School.

Come early, bring your neighbors, and demonstrate that Kinnelon families are respectful, engaged, and united for our children.

Local school board meetings are where real change happens, and where parents can make the biggest difference.

Your voice counts. Show up, stand together, and speak out.

Do not let the radicals remove parenting from education.