Gov. Bill Lee signed into law Friday a controversial bill to allow school teachers and staff to carry guns in school. The law goes into immediate effect.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a major school choice bill Tuesday, with parents, students, advocates and educators in attendance.
A new school choice bill was passed in Nebraska..., focusing on low-income families.
Independent Women’s Voice applauds the Mississippi Legislature for bi-partisan passage of House Bill 1607—the Mississippi Women’s Bill of Rights—moving Mississippi one step closer to being a state that stands with women.
Independent Women’s Voice (IWV) applauds Idaho Governor Brad Little for signing HB 421 into law, legislation inspired by IWV’s Women’s Bill of Rights (WBOR) model legislation that codifies the common public understanding of sex-based words, such as ‘woman’ and ‘man’, already used across state code. The bill is set to take effect July 1, 2024.
The Missouri Legislature passed a school choice expansion bill which now heads to the governor’s desk.
A Virginia dad is being sued by his local school board after he complained about his special needs son not receiving legally mandated services.
A North Carolina teacher won his lawsuit against the public school that fired him for teaching “viewpoint diversity.”
A Florida teenager is suing his school district after he was convicted of assaulting a teacher’s aide.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a lawsuit Monday aimed at what he calls the Biden administration’s attempt to “rewrite” Title IX.
A former student has taken legal action against Chicago Public Schools (CPS), accusing the district of neglecting to safeguard her from years of alleged abuse by a high-ranking administrator.
Prosecutors in Virginia are now investigating why the disciplinary records of a 6-year-old student at Richneck Elementary disappeared after the student shot a teacher.
An Alaska Superior Court knocked down one of the state’s few school choice programs, sparking bipartisan concern from policymakers.
The ACLU is trying to overturn a Montana law requiring schools to notify parents about sex education or LGBT topics being discussed with their children.
So many North Carolina families are asking for school choice scholarships, it’s hard for the state to keep up with the demand.