Opposes New Jersey's revised sex education standards for being age-inappropriate and interfering with parental rights.
The New Jersey Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 18 opposes the State Board of Education's revised New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Comprehensive Health and Physical Education on sex education, adopted on June 3, 2020. The resolution argues that the new standards are age-inappropriate and interfere with parental rights to determine if their child is ready for sex education and whether the instruction aligns with family values. It also claims the standards promote controversial topics that undermine parental autonomy.
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