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I would never claim that teachers have much power in this system, only that as the enforcement layer, you're ultimately the ones that either do as you're told or don't, and the parent who sees harm done to their child should mitigate it by any means.
I think it's perfectly reasonable for a parent to say that *ever* asking them to force a child to do something in their own home is an encroachment they won't honor. Please remember that they're compelled by government force to send those poor kids to you in the first place.
The government compels parents to do all sorts of things for their kids, so I don't think that argument holds much water. 'Make them do homework' is just removed by one layer (government tells schools who tell parents).
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