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Jul 12 2024
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Northeast Ohio parents create comprehensive driver's education course after daughter's death
CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio — Seventeen-year-old Kelli Baker had a bright future ahead of her. She was kind caring, and loved taking care of her horses. Her life was cut short on an early morning in October 2011. Kelli was driving her normal school route when her vehicle skidded off the road. "She couldn't get back on until she hit a driveway," Sharon Baker, Kelli's mom, said. "That put her back up
ABC 5 NEWSAug 16 2024
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New ‘wide-sweeping’ Idaho law gives parents rights to access therapy notes, withhold care
If you’re a 17-year-old in Idaho, what you tell your therapist may not be kept private. State law now grants someone else the rights to those records: your parents. The new law, which took effect in July, gave parents more access to medical records for older teens and requires parental consent for health treatments in nearly all cases, a change state legislators said bolsters parental rights.
Idaho StatesmanJun 26 2024
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Parents express frustrations, say Virginia special education system is 'profoundly flawed'
RICHMOND, Va. -- Virginia officials are currently hearing feedback regarding the state's Special Education Dispute Resolution system at listening sessions taking place across the Commonwealth. A handful of Central Virginia parents shared their experiences dealing with the system at a Tuesday evening session. "The system" is what the Virginia Department of Education says families have to go
WTVR 6Jun 07 2024
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Play tackles fathers’ rights and strained relationships in parenting
The play is inspired by her husband, Kyon, who met his father for the first time in 2014. Similarly, Kyon was separated from his own son for years after splitting with the child’s mother, despite efforts to see him, Edwards said. “This play is an outcry for fathers striving to be present in their children’s lives, navigating through many, many challenges that obstruct their path.” Kyon Edwards
Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionMay 15 2024
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The education savings account debate isn’t parents vs. politicians
You might have noticed Gov. Jeff Landry on television commercials recently seeking support for an education savings account (ESAs) proposal currently before the Louisiana Legislature. He will also attend two town hall events Thursday to discuss the proposal just ahead of a possible vote in the state Senate. What you might not know is that these events – and the language of the ESA bill itself
Yahoo NewsAug 24 2024
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Those Pesky Parents
At the end of the 2023-24 school year, LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho made an appearance during a meeting of the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) responding to recommendations made by this state-mandated group of students, parents, teachers, and other community members who have ties to those who require Special Education services. A brief question and answer period provided the leader
Patch.comJun 25 2024
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Heritage report: School transgender policies clash with parental rights
At Carolina Journal and The John Locke Foundation, staff members can often be found on weekends with their noses in a book. There are few better smells in this world than that of ink and paper with a little salt air and sunscreen mixed in. As you hit North Carolina’s glorious beaches this year, stick a few of these in your bag for that after dinner conversation.
The Carolina JournalSep 04 2024
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“That’s a Long Half Hour for a Parent”
Earlier this year, when the Kansas House Education Committee introduced a bill that would require all school districts in the state to prohibit the use of cellphones during school hours, Kim Whitman, a mother of two and co-founder of the Phone-Free Schools Movement, reached out to her state representative to get a sense of whether she planned to support it. Much to the contrary, the legislator
SlateAug 30 2024
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Trump says he’s ‘for parental rights all the way’ – decries school boards run ‘like dictatorships’ at Moms for Liberty event
Former President Donald Trump told conservative moms Friday that he’s “for parental rights all the way” after decrying school boards that he feels are run “like dictatorships.” Trump, 78, made the remarks at the annual Moms for Liberty conference in Washington, DC, which was hosted by the influential parent’s rights group of the same name that boasts 310 chapters with 130,000 members in 48
New York Post (News)May 14 2024
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Inland Empire school districts are doing the right thing in upholding parental rights
California students and parents have had it rough during the first four years of this decade. Not only were children locked away at home, condemned to “learn” behind a screen long after experts determined that youngsters faced only nominal risks from COVID-19, but parents were also stonewalled, sued, and threatened when they questioned their children’s curricula. Consequently, millions of
Orange County Register