Students at Fleetwood Elementary School in Mount Laurel, New Jersey are scheduled to attend a field trip to the Alice Paul Center for Gender Justice.

The Alice Paul Center for Gender Justice was named in honor of Alice Paul, a Mount Laurel native and a well-known trailblazer in the suffragist movement. She was instrumental in the passage of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution giving women the right to vote.

But last year the mission of the center was expanded to include "advocacy rights for all people." The center announced that they would advocate for "people of all oppressed gender identities."

"We acknowledge that trans, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming people have the right to self-identify their gender freely and without anxiety," the center wrote on its website.

The notice that was sent home to moms and dads had very clear instructions: "There will be no parent chaperones for this trip." And they also told the kids to bring "cash only."

Curious parents are circulating a letter asking the superintendent of schools why the decision was made not to include them in the field trip.

"I am deeply concerned that parents are not permitted to accompany the class on this trip. This decision raises questions about the reasoning behind such a restriction. Transparency and parental involvement are critical in fostering trust between schools and families," the letter read.

Gays Against Groomers, a nonprofit group of LGBT activists opposed to the sexualization of children, first exposed the story.

"No parental chaperones is a huge red flag," one concerned citizen wrote on X. "This is a teacher with an agenda."

Normal adults do not get angry that they can't talk to children about sex," Gays Against Groomers wrote in a meme. "Predators and perverts do."

School administrators refuse to say anything about the field trip and that raises even more red flags. It appears these kids were being dragged off campus to be brainwashed by pronoun-confused staffers at the gender justice center.

My team is going to alert the Department of Education because it's clear the school district is in violation of President Trump's executive order banning schools from teaching kids about radical sex and gender ideology.

And what's up with the "cash only" rule? Something very strange is going down in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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