SACRAMENTO, Calif. (WordNews.org) May 22, 2020 — Capitol Resource Institute is sounding the alarm that a Sacramento, Calif.-area Parent Teacher Association (PTA) has contracted with Planned Parenthood to lead “puberty talks” with elementary school students and is urging all California parents to request copies of their schools’ contracts with Planned Parenthood.

Capitol Resource Institute said the local PTA chapter hides its payments to Planned Parenthood by listing the sex ed classes — called “puberty talks” — under “assemblies” in their annual budget. These assemblies have taken place during the last two school years and are planned for the 2020-21 school year as well.

Capitol Resource is a nonprofit policy, research and education organization that advocates for religious freedom. The group said that Planned Parenthood gets graphic during these “puberty talks.” A Planned Parenthood representative addresses fifth grade boys and girls together and provides details about erections and ejaculation. The presentation also shows the children a PowerPoint slide which depicts the “Genderbread Person.”

“Parents should be outraged their local PTA would be so deceptive. Partnering with Planned Parenthood is a total betrayal and parents should demand their dues be returned, “said Karen England, Capitol Resource Institute’s executive director.

Capitol Resource Institute said beyond PTAs, it has discovered that many schools themselves, also, are contracting with Planned Parenthood, allowing the abortion giant to:

Capitol Resource Institute recommends parents take all necessary measures to ensure their children’s data “is not being shared with Planned Parenthood, a company whose interest in children’s data is mercenary. Since schools won’t protect children from Planned Parenthood, parents must take action.” The institute said parents should submit opt-out forms, and make sure to submit all the necessary paperwork to safeguard their children from the abortion business, who sees schools full of children as potential future customers.