sex education

NJ education group is pushing Gov. Murphy to punish districts not adhering to controversial new sex-ed standards

Download and customize this letter to opt out your child from New Jersey's controversial sex-ed classes

A group of New Jersey Senate Republicans held an independent hearing about what they say are disturbing state curriculum mandates.

Middletown, NJ, to adopt an opt-in policy on controversial sex-ed classes

The state says local school districts have wide latitude over how to teach the new sex education standards but that ignoring them isn't an option.

Education groups say the suggested transparency measures in a proposed bill are generally already being followed by schools.

Education commissioner says the issue is being weaponized and distorted – and that parents who oppose the standard can opt their kids out of the lessons.

Parents could opt-out of sex-ed in school if they don't like NJ lesson plans

Isn’t it a parents choice and/or responsibility to discuss personal issues like sexuality to their own children?

A bill that has swept the NJ legislature will have teachers tell kids about 'safe touching' to deter sexual abuse.