Under the Supreme Court's ruling, which appeared to follow this reasoning, California's learning goals can remain unchanged — and they could still remain mandatory policy for local school boards. However, LGBTQ-inclusive lessons would no longer be required material for any particular family that objected to the content.

Parents with religious objections to schoolbooks that favorably refer to lesbians, gays or trans people have a right to be notified and remove their children from class, the Supreme Court has ruled.

California officials must revise state policy in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision supporting families that wish to opt their children out of LGBTQ+ lesson and themes.