Parent rights powerhouse unleashes Super Intelligence surveillance system to monitor school boards
Program sweeps all 13,000 school boards' agendas every 12 hours, and ranks policies on whether parents should be concerned.
Moms for Liberty, one of America’s most influential parent rights groups, is unleashing a digital surveillance system powered by Super Intelligence to monitor school board agendas across the nation’s 13,000 school districts.
The group unveiled its project, codename M4L AWARE, at its annual meeting in Dallas on Friday, promising parents it would give them advance warning about controversial policies or good news projects before school board members vote on them.
The program “sweeps all 13,000 school districts' agendas every 12 hours, and it ranks everything that's on the agenda one through 10 on if it's concerning, concerning for your First Amendment rights, concerning for curriculum, concerning for transparency, but also one to 10 for positive things,” Tina Descovich, Moms for Liberty chief executive officer, told Just the News.
“We'll be able to identify the school districts that are supporting parental rights, that are choosing the right curriculums, and we'll be able to identify the ones that aren't “ she added. “And that's the best part for us because it winds us up, and we know exactly where to go to send in the troops, the ground game to go show up at the school board meeting.”
Descovich said the project will also empower Moms For Liberty more quickly mobilize lawyers to legally challenge policies that they believe infringe on parents rights.
“We've got so many legal partners here in the room that are willing to stand with us and just sue these school districts left and right when they're violating parental rights,” she explained.
M4L AWARE stands for Agenda Watch Alert Response and Engage, and it harnesses super intelligence to surveil for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) teachings, transgenderism, woke curriculum changes and Title IX violations, the group said.
Moms for Liberty rose to prominence during the COVID pandemic and recently celebrated its fifth anniversary with more than 300 national chapters and hundreds of thousands of member moms.
It has launched significant litigation against school boards and also is organizing and get-out-the-vote efforts in the 2026 election in places like Florida, Texas and Georgia.