The Orange Unified School Board adopted a “parent’s bill of rights,” which grants district parents and guardians the right to know what their children are being taught and the right to be heard by district leaders.
At a special June 20 board meeting in Orange, California, trustees unanimously approved the resolution—though Trustees Andrea Yamasaki and Kris Erickson criticized the proposal, saying they thought parents weren’t notified of it in time to give feedback.
