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Jun 26 2024
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LCSD1 approves 'name preference' change to parental rights in education policy
The Wyoming Tribune EagleAug 26 2024
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Education in America: Putting parents in the driver's seat
With students heading back to class, FOX Business is providing a playbook for parents to navigate the challenges facing America’s education system. Throughout this week, FOX Business is taking a closer look at issues ranging from school choice to teacher shortages, as well as the costs associated with getting an education, all while offering tools and solutions to help set up successful
Fox BusinessAug 15 2024
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Florida Remains on Leading Edge of Parental Rights Push
Gov. Ron DeSantis' "parental rights" campaign did not win him the Republican presidential nomination, but he is still waging that fight on another front: Florida's schools, where the movement could have an impact on public education long after he leaves office. Though the seats are officially nonpartisan, DeSantis has endorsed 23 school board candidates across 14 counties this cycle — and
Newsmax (News)Mar 03 2024
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Here's Why a Parental Rights Organization Will Sue Biden's Department of Education
Parental rights organization Parents Defending Education (PDE) is suing President Joe Biden’s Department of Education for illegally withholding records of its coordination with left-wing advocacy groups on gender identity issues, the organization announced Wednesday.
According to a press release from PDE, the organization submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request in July
TownhallSep 08 2024
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A new book aims to educate young readers about the history of the right to vote
NPR (Online News)Sep 01 2024
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Why Gold Star Parents Are Torching the Harris Campaign Right Now
Former President Donald Trump’s visit to Arlington Cemetery this week to honor the 13 servicemembers who were killed in the Abbey Gate suicide bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, is still being attacked by the liberal press. It’s reached a point where it’s become a Rorschach test, where liberals think the visit was a public relations disaster. At the same time, conservatives view it as another
TownhallJun 21 2024
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AI, educator diversity and angry parents: National education conference comes to Pittsburgh
TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. The use of AI in classrooms, the importance of educator diversity and dealing with angry parents are just a few of the topics that will be discussed at a national education conference in Pittsburgh beginning Sunday. More than 200 state government officials, representatives
Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewSep 04 2024
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Huntington Beach City Council majority approves of Parents' Right to Know ordinance
Public commentators including Libby Frolichman, right, express their concerns at the podium over Ordinance No. 4326 during Tuesday’s Huntington Beach City Council meeting. The conservative Huntington Beach City Council majority has approved the introduction of a controversial “Parents’ Right to Know” ordinance, which supporters say allows parents to keep control but detractors say could have
Los Angeles TimesSep 04 2024
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Taylor Fritz's parents are famous in their own right: All about Guy and Kathy
The U.S. Open is in full swing — and everyone is talking about Taylor Fritz. On Sept. 3, the American 26-year-old tennis player advanced to a Grand Slam quarterfinal after defeating Germany’s Alexander Zverev. It’s the first time since 2006, that the United States will be represented in the finals of the men’s singles tournament. He'll face fellow American player Frances Tiafoe in the
NBC Today ShowAug 12 2024
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What Julia Child and my parents got right
Julia Child is famous for many things, not the least being her advice regarding diet busybodies micromanaging everyone’s eating habits: “I just hate health food,” she once famously said. The nation’s first “celebrity chef,” Child imparted, from her home in Cambridge or her studio at WGBH , a Gallic ethos of sharing a meal as a sacrament — not in the strict ecclesiastical sense, but rather a
The Boston Globe