Documents, teacher trainings, and conference recordings from the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) show curriculum guidance pushing for discussions of "gender identity" beginning in pre-K and of sexual orientation starting in fifth grade in private schools across the US, Breitbart News reported.

NAIS member private schools are also "including provisions in enrollment contracts prohibiting parents from ‘[voicing] strong disagreement' with school policy or curricula, under threat of expulsion," according to materials obtained by Breitbart from a network of concerned "Undercover Mothers." These mothers remain anonymous to avoid retaliation from schools.

The curriculum guidance reviewed by Breitbart instructs that children be taught to question their "gender identity" beginning in Pre-K.

"Starting in Pre-K we talk about their bodies, the parts that they were born with, about penises and vaginas and whether they make somebody a boy or girl. But also their feelings, what do they feel like inside, do they feel like a boy or a girl? What does their head say? Do their heart and their body match up," a lecturer says while instructing how to teach sexuality and "gender identity" in school during the 2020 NAIS flagship conference.

The instructor explains that this teaching on gender identity becomes "explicit" in second grade, and in fifth grade, teachers are to expand the discussion to include all the dimensions of sexuality defined by the "Gender Unicorn."

At this point, not only is gender identity to be spoken of as part of a "continuum," but "gender expression"—"how you dress, how you act"—is presented as something even independent of gender "identity," and something "that you can change from day to day."

Biological sex is acknowledged, but not as something fixed. The lecturer describes it as something "you can only change with a whole lot of effort."

Moreover, the teachers are to begin speaking with children in fifth grade about "sexual orientation" in terms of "who you are emotionally and physically attracted to."

One NAIS lecture includes a slide that appears to dismiss potential parent concerns about sex education as "Puritan Speak," which includes phrases such as "That's my job"; "They're too young to know that;" "Won't they lose their innocence?" and "You're just trying to put ideas in their heads!"

"Undercover Mothers" have helped document LGBTQ materials already being implemented in NAIS-affiliated schools... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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