In March, the Republican majority in the House of Representatives brought H.R. 5, also known as the Parents Bill of Rights Act, to national attention. Introduced by Rep. Julia Letlow (R-La.), the Parents Bill of Rights Act follows a trend in reforming certain education policies that many state legislatures have embarked on. …
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Read MoreThe legislative text of H.R. 5
Read MoreThe current federal laws governing education
Read MoreEqual protection challenges in school divide the courts
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Read MoreWhat the evidence says about family-school collaboration
Read MoreLegislators spar over the extent of parents’ rights in schools
Read MoreFurther protection and prevention vs. executive overreach
Read MoreProtecting children vs. discriminatory and harmful policy
Read MoreFurther protection and prevention vs. executive overreach
Read MoreProtecting children vs. discriminatory and harmful policy
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