Your local school taxes — along with state and federal “mental health” dollars — are being used to “mentally educate” your children. Yet parents and taxpayers have no idea what’s actually being taught.

For more than two years, the Nassau County School District has blocked public access to the content of its mental health curriculum, Ripple Effects, despite two separate court orders demanding transparency. If taxpayer money is funding these programs, the public has every right to see what’s inside.

It’s time to DOGE our school systems — to Defend Our Government Efficiency where it matters most. School districts are receiving millions in mental health funding from state and federal sources, yet there’s zero accountability for what that money is producing or what messages are being delivered to children in the name of “well-being.”

Parents deserve transparency. Taxpayers deserve oversight.
And school administrators and teachers must remember: you’re not the parent — you’re there to teach, not to indoctrinate.

Read the full story here: Nassau County Schools Block Access to Mental Health Curriculum — Two Years and Counting