Parents, as taxpayers paying for the education, would seemingly have the right to object to offensive indoctrination. But increasingly [[public school]]s and courts insist that parents have little or no rights over what [[public school]]s teach their children. | Parents, as taxpayers paying for the education, would seemingly have the right to object to offensive indoctrination. But increasingly [[public school]]s and courts insist that parents have little or no rights over what [[public school]]s teach their children. |