Voters to decide on 'Parents' Bill of Rights,' future of access to children's school info

SEATTLE — The debate over what parents should legally be allowed to know about their children in public schools, known as the “Parents’ Bill of Rights,” has gone back and forth for the past several years, and on November 3, voters get their say. "Washingtonians should vote no on this issue because it removes common sense protections for students, their families, and even for our schools," mom and Washington State Director for the Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates Courtney Normand said. "Instead of moving towards taking away their rights, we need to empower parents and teach them that their job is...