(FOX NEWS) – California's Unified Poway District planned to probe students from 6th-12th grade on how much time they spend with students of different gender orientations.
The survey, which spanned 31 questions, probed students on questions relating to "equity" and whether they felt equipped to speak "against racism" and "homophobia."
Parents were sent an email on May 5 notifying them that the Poway Unified School District planned to conduct surveys on students from May 9-June 3, according to screenshots and materials from the Californians for Equal Rights Foundation and reviewed by Fox News Digital.
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