State-Specific Resources

Parents Sue School District For Allegedly Transitioning Daughter in Secret: 'You Don't Get to Lie to the Parents About Anything.”: National School Boards Leadership Council

Michigan parents are suing a public school district over the claim district employees began socially transitioning their daughter without their consent, purportedly concealing these efforts in the process.

Good News Club Wins Equal Access in RI School District.: National School Boards Leadership Council

In a victory for equal access, Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) Rhode Island and its Good News Clubs prevailed in Liberty Counsel’s lawsuit against the Providence Public School District and its superintendent, Dr. Javier Montanez.

Hawaii CEF Good News Club Files Suit Over Equal Access.: National School Boards Leadership Council

Liberty Counsel filed a lawsuit on behalf of Child Evangelism Fellowship of Hawaii (CEF) against the Hawaii State Department of Education

4 largest Kansas school districts continue to ‘cut parents out of the picture’ on student gender issues, despite AG’s warning.: National School Boards Leadership Council

Four of the largest school districts in Kansas will continue to keep parents in the dark about their student’s “transgender” status despite a warning from the attorney general.

Report: 30 years after landmark court ruling to increase funding, Kentucky’s public schools are worse than ever.: National School Boards Leadership Council

Public school activists often blame underfunded schools for poor test scores, but a new report from Kentucky says just the opposite.

America First Legal Sues Biden’s Department of Education for Illegally Concealing Documents Related to Parental Rights and Race-Based Admissions in Higher Education.: National School Boards Leadership Council

In February of 2023, AFL sent a FOIA to DOE for records and communications concerning a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA), a law that provides parents with the right to opt their children out of experimental programs as well as the right to inspect educational materials used in their child’s education.

Adler v. Duval County Sch. Bd.: National School Boards Leadership Council

Students in Duval County gained the right to present graduation speeches of their choosing, which could include student-initiated prayers.

School choice bill pushed to next year could reshape Indiana education.: A school choice bill that would provide parents with a voucher payment usable for a range of education services is on hold for next year.

Florida school voucher program makes private schools more accessible for families.: Expanding school choice in Florida has made private school education more attainable for many families.

New Poll: Black Single Moms Want More School Choice — and Will Vote that Way. : 60% of respondents are more likely to vote for a candidate who supports school options, and half have thought about finding new schools for their kids.

As 2024 begins, lawmakers continue efforts to protect minors from transgender procedures.: After a year of major efforts to prohibit irreversible and untested transgender operations on young children, lawmakers across the U.S. are continuing the push to protect children from those procedures.

Florida sees its first major purge of public sector unions following passage of Republicans' anti-union law.: Thousands of public workers in Florida lost union representation last month, a result of anti-union legislation signed into law last year.

School policy experts weigh in on "Parental Bill of Rights".: The "Parental Bill of Rights" passed by party lines in the Assembly, with all Republicans voting in favor and all Democrats voting against, sparking continuing conversation over the need for the bill.

Indiana bill would enable public school students to receive off-site faith-based instruction during school day.: Indiana legislators are considering a bill that would allow “released-time” religious instruction for students during the school day at the discretion of their parents.

Gov. Kim Reynolds wants to reform Iowa’s special education agencies after 20 years of declining academics and lack of accountability.: Gov. Kim Reynolds is backing an effort to reform Iowa’s education agencies after reported mismanagement.