Teachers union, labor bureaucrats make 'end run' around parents, democracy, district tells SCOTUS

Nearly eight years after the Supreme Court put a stop to public-sector labor unions imposing fees on non-members as a condition of work, invalidating 22 state laws and prompting a precipitous drop in union membership, it reinstated a permanent injunction against California's so-called gender secrecy policies in schools as a likely violation of parental rights. The high court now has an opportunity to alchemize these disparate precedents into protection for parents' constitutional rights against state labor regulators with Galactus-sized jurisdictional appetites. Sacramento-area Rocklin Unified School District petitioned SCOTUS to review cursory California court rulings that upheld the invalidation of its...