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There is zero reason as to why a school should be asking students about sexuality. None. You know that. I know that. And you know that I know that you know that. So, why don't some public schools in Seattle know that? That is something many parents at a high school in Seattle are wondering.

At least 20 middle and high schools in Seattle distributed a survey asking questions about gender identity and sexual orientation to students. They did not ask parents' permission before releasing the survey, nor do parents have any idea what these answers will be used for. Unsurprisingly, people are not too happy about this.

According to The Post Millennial:

According to National Review, the survey, known as the state’s “Check Yourself Survey,” is administered in every Seattle middle school and high school and includes questions that students as young as 10 years old are required to answer. The prompts reportedly touch on sensitive topics ranging from sexual attraction and gender identity to mental health and problems at home.

This is disgusting and totally deranged. But you already knew that, didn't you?

The survey asks students to complete questions such as “I am most likely to have a crush on,” followed by a list of possible answers that includes “all genders” and “males and females.” Another prompt reads, “About Me: I identify as,” and offers options such as “questioning my gender identity” and “non-binary.” Students were also reportedly asked to select their “top goals” for the coming year, with “be in a romantic relationship” listed as one of the choices.

Remember the good old days when schools focused on things like reading and math? Can we go back to them? Well, considering the left believes math is now racist, don't hold your breath.

Some students appear to have resisted the questions, according to responses cited by the outlet. One student reportedly wrote, “No, I’m also twelve,” while another asked, “Why do you want to know my sexual orientation,” and another responded, “I never want to do this again.”

Clearly, the youth is not, in fact, lost.

A major point of concern for parents is the handling of the data collected. National Review reported that the information was allegedly shared with several third parties, including Seattle Children’s Hospital Research Institute and King County, which includes Seattle. The US Department of Education’s Student Privacy Policy Office is already investigating the Seattle-area schools.

Why does a third party wish to seek this information? What will it be used for? Why is this even important? Considering all the problems currently going on with school-aged children, you would think they have other areas of concern. But clearly, there is nothing greater to solve than this.

If I did not know any better, I would call this out as grooming behavior, but I do know better, so I will not be saying that. Nonetheless, this is totally inappropriate and has no place in our nation's public schools.

That being said, can we please start making education educational again?

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