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by Empowering Parents

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The Florida Parents' Bill of Rights is Now Law

A Door of Hope

Florida parents, future generations are counting on us! Please get involved in your local communities, cities and counties on behalf of your family and your Parental Rights.

Together, we will make the difference by standing in the gap now for our children and future generations!

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agree that parents have the right to make decisions for their children without government interference

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Familes in
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Up to 83% of all investigations are ultimately concluded to have involved no abuse or neglect—only innocent families.

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states include disability as grounds for termination of parental rights.

What can all florida parents do right now?

GET INFORMED
1. Become informed with the Florida Law entitled “Parents’ Bill of Rights” at myfloridahouse.gov. Search Parents’ Bill of Rights. Find the “Enrolled” version.
2. Help us reach the goal of putting the “Florida Parents’ Bill of Rights Guide Book” into the hands of every family in Florida. Purchase printed copies for your community in bulk here.
GET INVOLVED
1. A. Decide as a family to take action. Engage in your local community with the common sense understanding that children belong to parents, not the government or institutions. Communicate and join with like-minded parents and local parental rights groups. Stand with other parents at school board meetings, community meetings, city meetings, county meetings, and state meetings on behalf of parental rights.
2. Educate local government leaders about the parental rights issue. Put the “Florida Parents’ Bill of Rights Guide Book” into the hands of leaders. Protect your children and your family from entities that do not honor or respect the role of parents and families in your community.

Most Florida Parents Don't Know...

Your rights as a parent should be simple to understand and protect.
Statutes outlining parental rights were scattered confusingly throughout Florida law.
They did not provide clear, comprehensive guidelines to agencies.
This confusion for parents and governmental agencies resulted in undue infringement upon the rights of parents.
Passing the “Parent’s Bill of Rights” consolidated current parental rights laws into one comprehensive statute providing clear and concise guidelines for Florida citizens and government agencies.

Together, we can impact change and make a difference, right now, for our children and future generations!

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

You have the right to be notified immediately if your child is removed from school and taken to a receiving facility for an involuntary examination.

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

As a parent in Florida you have the right to opt your child out of any services offered under the school health services program.

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

You have the right to apply to enroll your child in a public school, a private school, a religious school, a home program, or other available options, as authorized by law.

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

As a parent in Florida you have the right to exempt your minor child from immunizations for religious reasons.

When it comes to raising children,

PARENTS

are better than

GOVERNMENT.

Florida father speaks out after alleged mistreatment of autistic child at school

An Okaloosa County father is sharing his story after receiving a school district investigation report that accuses his child's teacher of mistreating his child.

DISTURBING: Autistic Child Abused at School in Okaloosa County, Three Educators Arrested

A Fort Walton Beach teacher has been charged with child abuse after an investigation revealed she allegedly committed several despicable actions against a special needs student.

Eddie Perillo files far-reaching lawsuit

The father of an autistic boy who suffered alleged abuse at Kenwood Elementary School is demanding a trial by jury, according to the lawsuit filed with the U.S. District Court in Pensacola on Wednesday.

Mother wants notification of child abuse cases

“I find it absurd that if someone witnesses a teacher knock a student down or forces a student to sit in a basket, that no one feels it is their duty to call a parent.”

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Florida Parents - It's time to make history!

Are You Ready to fight for parental rights in Florida?

Your involvement brings hope to Florida and its families.

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Get Informed

Why dID we need the Parents Bill of Rights in Florida? How do we get it?

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Get Involved

Your involvement brings hope to Florida and its families!

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Get Others

This is a grassroots movement. You are our lobbyist. We can’t do this without your help!

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in this together