Jeffrey Toobin: After Supreme Court ruling, school districts will face new restrictions on indoctrinating children

Frida Ghitis: School districts will soon face new restrictions on their ability to pollute minds of elementary-school-age children.

She says the ruling could easily turn out to be one of the most significant Supreme Court rulings of this generation.

Ghitis says the public school system has committed itself to indoctrinating children without their parents’ knowledge or consent.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in favor of allowing parents to opt out of mandatory indoctrination in public schools.

The school district's lawyer managed to make a mockery of the entire case.

Even when he's not contradicting himself, the school district’s lawyer made a mockery.

Justice Alito is making his disdain for the school board's argument extremely clear.

Randi Weingarten , head of one of the largest teachers’ unions in the country, said she wouldn’t read these books in the classroom.

She knows that they’re on the cusp of yet another crushing defeat in their efforts to indoctrinate children, and she’s trying to soften that blow when it inevitably comes.