OPT your own child out.
School districts are required under Section 9528 of the No Child Left Behind Act to release student records to military recruiters or risk losing funding, but they are also required to inform families of their Opt Out rights. Notification varies wildly across districts, and it's a bit of a crapshoot whether families know or not.
Here's how to start fixing that, and here's how we'll help you. To opt your own child out, you must submit an Opt Out letter by "snail mail" to your School District Superintendent. It's easy. You'll need a printer, an envelope and a stamp. Just follow these 3 steps:
Step 1. Find your School District Superintendent
Step 2. Automatically generate an Opt Out Letter
Step 3. Sign, stamp and mail your Opt Out Letter
Don't forget to follow-up with your district to make sure they have opted your child out!
