In 2021, the Loudoun County school board passed Access Policy 8040, which allows “transgender” and “nonbinary” students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that align with their “gender identity.” Parents stormed the Loudoun County board room after learning district officials covered up one sexual assault by transferring the "gender fluid" perpetrator to another high school where he raped a second victim. The 15-year-old male student was found guilty of sexual battery, abduction and two counts of sodomy. To date, Policy 8040 has not been repealed.School Board Integrity Project
RPR’s School Board Integrity Project (“SBIP”) is our investigative resource for K-12 families and school employees. Every community member plays a role in ensuring district leaders keep students safe, focus on academic outcomes, and prioritize parental rights in education.
Our mission is to spread truth and advocate for excellence in K-12 schools. We envision every K-12 family engaged in their children’s academic experiences. We exist to increase community awareness and accountability in K-12 learning environments.
Mission, Vision & Purpose
When community members contact SBIP, one or more of the following steps will be initiated:
RESEARCH district policies and practices
INVESTIGATE incidents or situations by requesting public records, conducting interviews, and consulting multiple sources
PUBLICIZE pertinent issues to raise local community and national awareness
MONITOR school district resolution progress
ESCALATE complaints to the State and/or Federal Boards of Education
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We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal information. Any data you provide to us will be used solely for the purpose of delivering our services and resolving your inquiries. We do not sell, share, or disclose your information to the public or to third parties, except where required by law or with your explicit consent. We take appropriate measures to safeguard your information and ensure it remains secure and confidential at all times.
Privacy Policy
SBIP district monitoring and reporting typically falls within 10 categories:
Parental rights
Student safety
District or school policies
Board governance
First Amendment
Legal action
Political ideologies
Explicit curriculum or library books
Fiscal responsibility
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Restore Parental Rights in Education is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our overall mission of empowering citizens in their K-12 communities requires a commitment to research and report on district issues, continually update our knowledge base, and train grassroots advocates. Partners like you help us achieve our mission.
Your generous donation will help RPR:
Increase community awareness around K-12 policies and practices
Conduct investigations and hold school districts accountable when parental rights are violated
Defend the First Amendment rights of students and educators on school grounds
Form collaborative partnerships with school board members
While K-12 families are often the primary recipients of RPR’s services, our programs and projects are designed to engage all citizens who hold to traditional standards of excellence in education. It takes everyone doing their part to restore trust in our academic institutions.