“It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones.”

Officials at an elementary school in Maine have come under fire for teaching students about transgender issues without first seeking the approval of parents.

During a lesson on tolerance and acceptance [liberalese for cultural Marxist brainwashing], children at Horace Mitchell Primary School in Kittery Point were read I Am Jazz, a book about a child ‘with a boy’s body and a girl’s brain’ who eventually finds a doctor that tells the family the boy is a transgender.

Some parents are unhappy with the school after they say their children came home with questions about gender and wondering if they too might be trans.

One unnamed mom was so angry she contacted conservative pundit Sean Hannity after she felt that the school ignored her initial complaint.

‘I feel like my thoughts, feelings and beliefs were completely ignored….My right as a parent to allow or not allow this discussion with my child was taken from me. It is very upsetting to me that I didn’t have an option at all,’ she told Hannity.com.

‘When I spoke with the principal he was very cold about it. It’s amazing how thoughtless the school has been with this whole thing.’

The book at the center of the controversy, I Am Jazz, is based off of the life of now 14-year-old Jazz Jennings who, although born a boy, claims to have identified as a girl since he was two-years-old.

From the time she [sic] was two years old, Jazz knew that she [sic] had a girl’s brain in a boy’s body. She [sic] loved pink and dressing up as a mermaid and didn’t feel like herself [sic] in boys’ clothing. This confused her [sic] family, until they took her [sic] to a doctor who said that Jazz was transgender and that she [sic] was born that way.