It’s a story you’ve probably heard before because it’s almost exactly what happened to our client Aurora Regino.

I’m sure you remember the story. An elementary school guidance counselor began to “socially transition” Aurora Regino’s 11-year-old daughter—new pronouns, new name, new “male” identity at school without so much as an email to Aurora.

That’s right, the school did all of this behind Aurora’s back!

And what’s worse, Aurora’s daughter wanted to tell her about the situation and the guidance counselor encouraged her to hide it.

Just like in Aurora Regino’s case in California, the school in this case, Little John, enforces a “parental secrecy” policy that keeps moms and dads completely in the dark about what their children are going through at school.

Except this time, the school district in question is in Florida.

You read that right, John. Florida.

I’ve said it more times than I can count now: what starts in California never stays there.

And it doesn’t matter how conservative the state’s leadership leans – special interest groups and teachers’ unions are working tirelessly to project their own far Left beliefs on your children.

They won’t take no for an answer until they face real consequences.

That’s why this case in Florida is just as important as our case in California.

Because we want to send a loud, clear message in all 50 states, from the deepest red to the darkest blue that this WON’T be tolerated.

Parental rights shouldn’t be a partisan issue.

All parents have the right to direct the upbringing of their children and government-run schools shouldn’t be getting in the way of that.

That’s why we’re on the frontlines of this critical battle and that’s why we filed an amicus brief with here at the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

Parents have a constitutional right to raise their children as they see fit, and no teacher, guidance counselor or superintendent can decide otherwise.

I hope the Center for American Liberty can continue to count on your support on this crucial issue.