Who should have the final say in raising America's children?

According to Congresswoman Harriet Hageman (R-WY), parents are increasingly being pushed aside as schools, government institutions and cultural influences take a larger role in shaping children's lives.

In one Wyoming school district, she says middle school students were asked deeply personal questions, including how many sexual partners they had, without parents' knowledge or consent.

In this week's Family Policy Alliance Report, Craig DeRoche sits down with Rep. Hageman to discuss why parental rights matter, from education to children's programming. These issues are also at the heart of Family Policy Alliance's Let Parents Parent campaign, which exists to protect parents' fundamental right to direct the upbringing, education, and care of their children.

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You'll also discover:The Wyoming case of a school transitioning a student without the parents' knowledge
Why one streaming giant's children's programming is drawing congressional scrutiny
Rep. Hageman's new resolutions (supported by FPA) that put parents back in the driver's seat
How state Family Policy Councils, like Wyoming Family Alliance, are leading the fight to protect parental rights
Read the full story, watch the conversation and learn more about Let Parents Parent.
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