Far be it from a public school to proactively support that effort. Also protected are those parents so absorbed in their careers that they are away at some very important meetings and can't manage to make graduation. Don't ask how any of this benefits the kids. Those were the days when people worked toward a shared ideal of a two-parent, intact family as in the best interests of children. Those were also the days that standards were not altered to accommodate the emotional needs of the few.
Today there are no standards.
They have been replaced by the ideal of political correctness. There isn't right or wrong, just personal choice, and all choices are equally valid. Well, the choices are not all equivalent to children. Ask them what they'd prefer. I talk to many, many of them on my radio program who have been emotionally shattered by the instability of their homes.