Parental Rights
Helping parents understand and defend their role in decisions that affect their children.
Parental Rights and
Education Policy Advocates
One focused morning to understand AI's hidden costs and leave with practical next steps for home.
Presented by PREP Advocates with The Common Good Institute.
Our Mission
PREP exists to support parents as primary stakeholders in their children's education. We promote responsible advocacy, practical parent education, and policies that encourage openness, local accountability, and strong family-school partnerships.
Our work is civic and community-centered: helping families understand issues, ask better questions, and contribute constructively to the decisions that shape classrooms and communities.
Advocacy Focus
Helping parents understand and defend their role in decisions that affect their children.
Encouraging open communication, accessible information, and clear accountability.
Building a culture where parents, educators, and communities work together.
Equipping families to participate responsibly in local education and public life.
Developing practical materials, forums, and learning opportunities for parents.
Featured Summit & Program
AI can deliver answers without building the judgment, discipline, empathy, and mastery children need. This summit helps families see that hidden cognitive debt and respond with informed leadership at home.
Is AI helping your child learn—or making it easier not to think?
One morning. Four essential conversations.
Summit Registration
Join parents, grandparents, educators, and community leaders for a practical morning focused on children, learning, and family leadership.
Saturday, September 12, 2026 · 9:00 AM–Noon
Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church—Parish Hall
2602 S Walnut Rd, Turlock, CA 95380
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