A New Jersey school district has rescinded a policy that allowed teachers to keep parents unaware of their children's gender identities after a lawsuit was filed by Moms For Liberty and the Thomas More Society. The policy, which was established in 2024, faced criticism for allegedly violating parents' rights. Following a settlement on October 15, the district agreed not to implement a similar policy in the future and will ensure that teachers and counselors respect parental rights.
Key facts
- The School District of the Chathams rescinded a policy on October 15, 2026.
- Moms For Liberty and the Thomas More Society filed the lawsuit in August 2026.
- The policy allowed counselors to limit parental involvement regarding gender identity.
- Christopher Ferrara is senior counsel at the Thomas More Society.
- The school board voted unanimously to settle the lawsuit.
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