“We will continue to guard our children's schools against the ideological colonization of projects inspired by gender dictatorship”, say the Catholics.
Gender theory will encounter enormous obstacles within Italian schools. Through one use of the Ministry of Education, of University and Research (Miur), department led by Northern League member Marco Bussetti, the right to informed parental consent on all extracurricular projects was recognized.
It thus becomes mandatory for schools, of every order and degree, the exemption of students who request it (through parental denial, expressed with the lack of informed consent) from projects that are not part of the compulsory disciplines.
Based on the ministerial note, which concerns in particular the three-year plan of the training offer of each institute, the so-called PTof (which must be approved and communicated to the families), it is established that “families must express consent, where necessary, for the purpose of the participation of pupils and students in extra-curricular activities” e, Furthermore, that every school “must promote the necessary relationships with all stakeholders”, taking into consideration “the proposals and opinions formulated by parents' bodies and associations” e, for secondary schools, by the students.
To avoid unpleasant surprises for parents, the Northern League-led Ministry has envisaged that the PTof be “prepared prior to registration, to allow families to know the educational offerings of the schools so as to make informed choices regarding the enrollment of their children” e, Furthermore, all educational activities added during the year “must be brought to the attention of families promptly, or students if adults”.
The part of the circular that adapts to the gender issue, which has so much controversy relieved in recent months, establishes that “participation in all activities that are not part of the compulsory curriculum, including the expansions of the training offer referred to in the article 9 of the D.P.R. n. 275 of the 1999, And, by its nature, optional and requires the request of parental consent for minor students, or of the same if adults. In case of non-acceptance, students may abstain from attendance. For the purpose of consent, it is necessary that information to families is exhaustive and timely”.
The note, which was sent to all Regional School Offices, was welcomed with enthusiasm by various Catholic associations. “E’ The effort and commitment with which the Family Day associations were rewarded, overcoming offenses and insults, he carried forward the battle for parents' right to informed consent in schools”, they declared, through a press release, by Pro Vita and Generazione Famiglia.
Toni Brandi, the president of Pro Vita Onlus, after having personally thanked Minister Bussetti, underlined that with this circular compliance with the article is made effective 26/3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which establishes that parents have priority in choosing the type of education to give to their children.
“We fought for the obvious”, said Toni Brandi. “E’ a battle that may seem paradoxical but this story demonstrates how parents who fight against unjust political power can change the future. Families must not and cannot give up even a millimeter with respect to gender and its 'errors of the mind'’ as Pope Francis defined them”.
The Pontiff, Indeed, in the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia I had written to the number 56 than gender ideology, “it denies the difference and natural reciprocity of man and woman. It envisions a society without sex differences, and empties the anthropological basis of the family. This ideology induces educational projects and legislative orientations that promote a personal identity and emotional intimacy radically detached from the biological diversity between male and female. Human identity is handed over to an individualistic option, also changing over time”. Pope Francis had defined “disturbing that some ideologies of this type, which claim to respond to certain sometimes understandable aspirations, try to establish themselves as a single thought that also determines the education of children”.
Jacopo Coghe, president of Generazione Famiglia, launched the next battle: “we will demand the implementation of this circular. We will continue to guard our children's schools against the ideological colonization of projects inspired by gender dictatorship. The parents who were in the trenches in the schools won, how we, the associations that supported them, won, accompanied and represented before three different ministers, dal 2013 to date”.
“From today, in particular for those more delicate and sensitive topics, linked to the educational choices of families - as affectivity, sexuality, gender education’ and many others - who in recent years have put the already delicate school relationship at risk- family, parents will no longer be able to see unshared projects imposed on them, often without any information, and which due to their contents are instead to be subjected to the educational choices of individual families, even if carried out during normal school hours”, ha said Chiara Iannarelli, vice president of Articolo 26, national parents' association
Also the Italian Parents Movement (Moige) ha commented, through its general director Antonio Affinita, the ministerial circular. “Finally parents return to being responsible and protagonists of the education and growth of their children within schools”
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