Legislative Topic: Education

What Some Schools Are Teaching Kids Is So Obscene, Parental Rights Activists Cant Even Read It on TV

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Parents and parental rights advocates seeking to shed light on what is being taught in schools say television stations won’t even broadcast what’s in their school curriculums because it’s too obscene. It is against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) guidelines to describe sexual conduct or feature any “grossly offensive” language on a radio or television broadcast. Parental rights in … Continued

Philadelphia School to Host Drag Queen Story Hour for First-Grade Children

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Philadelphia’s Albert Greenfield School will host Drag Queen Story Hour for first-graders in order to provide “an energetic, diverse, and inclusive story hour,” an email to parents reported by Libs of TikTok stated. “Alarmed parents reached out to Libs of TikTok after receiving an email Saturday, October 22,” Libs of TikTok reported. According to the email, published Wednesday, … Continued

Gov. Lee Launches School Safety Toolkit

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Tennessee’s governor Thursday announced another addition to the Volunteer State’s newly upgraded school safety plans. “Tennessee has done a lot of work this year to make our schools safer,” said Governor Bill Lee (R). “And today I want to speak directly to parents about a new tool just for them.” “Earlier this year I signed an executive … Continued

Parents Are Angry, Social Issues Coming Back in a Big Way for Midterm Elections: Entrepreneur

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Social issues are once more coming to the fore of political debate as the midterm elections close in, with parents becoming increasingly concerned about transgender ideology being pushed in schools, according to Matthew Peterson, founder of digital network platform New Founding. Critical race theory (CRT) and transgender laws aimed at minors are social issues that politicians usually stay … Continued

Radioactive Waste Found at Missouri Elementary School

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There is significant radioactive contamination at an elementary school in suburban St. Louis where nuclear weapons were produced during World War II, according to a new report by environmental investigation consultants. The report by Boston Chemical Data Corp. confirmed fears about contamination at Jana Elementary School in the Hazelwood School District in Florissant raised by a previous … Continued

10 Christian films in theaters and streaming this fall

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Several faith-based films are available for Christian audiences to enjoy this fall. Offerings abound this season and movie lovers can enjoy everything from a story about a rock star to one about a saint to a film about American freedom to the search for Mount Sinai. In recent years, Americans’ appetite for faith-based content has … Continued

Chicago Fifth-Grade Teacher Allegedly Made Kill List of Students, Teachers: Police

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A fifth-grade teacher in Chicago has been detained by police after it was discovered that she had a “kill list,” of individuals which included her own students and school staff members. Teacher Angelica Carrasquillo-Torres, 25, worked at St. Stanislaus School in East Chicago, the East Chicago Police Department said in a statement published on Thursday. On Oct. 12 at approximately 5 p.m., law enforcement … Continued

Michigan Muslim Community Revolts Against Pornographic Books in Schools, Shuts Down Board Meeting

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A Michigan school board suspended its Monday night meeting after members of the Muslim community called for the removal of sexually explicit books from the school district. Dearborn School Board in Dearborn, Michigan, will resume its meeting Thursday after members of the local Muslim community attended the meeting to protest sexually explicit books in the school libraries … Continued

Reeves Preps Repeal of Law Granting In-State Tuition, Financial Aid Regardless of Immigration Status

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State Senator Bryce Reeves (R-Spotsylvania) is drafting legislation to repeal a 2021 bill that made college students eligible for state financial aid regardless of immigration status. “We are in the midst of a higher education cost crisis caused by the federal government’s continued involvement in the student loan process,” Reeves said in a press release. … Continued

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