Mom Asks Judge to Dismiss Lawsuit Filed Against Her by Teachers Union (dailysignal.com)
The state affiliate of the National Education Association, the largest teachers union in America, sued Solas, a resident of South Kingstown, which is 30 miles south of Providence, Rhode Island.
The union’s suit, filed in August, came after Solas filed more than 200 requests for public records about the curriculum being taught in her school district and what her kindergarten daughter would learn.
Solas specifically sought information about whether the South Kingstown School District was teaching students critical race theory and gender identity ideology.
Solas is fighting the lawsuit with the help of the Goldwater Institute, a conservative public policy and ligation organization based in Phoenix. Goldwater attorney Jon Riches, representing Solas, asked Wednesday that the Rhode Island Superior Court dismiss the lawsuit.
Parents have a right to know exactly what their children are being taught. When my daughters were being schooled from home during 2020, parents were told we couldn’t watch the Zoom sessions. I politely explained that I would watch the Zooms any time I pleased, and if they had a problem with that they could contact my attorney. No one ever did. In fact, I didn’t really watch any of the Zooms, although I did peek in from time-to-time. It wasn’t so much that I wanted to watch. I wanted them to know that I might watch.
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