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Family
Colorado can’t promise preschool choice and exclude Catholic schools
The justices will decide whether Colorado can exclude Catholic preschools while allowing other providers to limit admissions to particular groups.
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Berkeley shows why parents must see every lesson
A House report released Oct. 21 details Berkeley lessons withheld from parents and curriculum reaching fourth-graders, making enforceable family access urgent.
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Culture
Colorado girls should not have to stay silent to play volleyball
A parent says two Dakota Ridge players were allowed back on court only after agreeing to stop discussing a male athlete; voters decide Prop 134 Nov. 3.
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Tom Tiffany puts parental rights in writing for Wisconsin schools
One day after Wisconsin’s only governor’s debate, Tiffany announced a plan centered on parental consent, classroom order and girls’ sports and private spaces.
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District 128 must tell parents who shares their child’s room
As Liberty Justice Center discusses potential plaintiffs, District 128 still leaves parents unable to know whether their child will share an overnight room with an opposite-sex peer.
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Texas should block ChatGPT from minors
Paxton's lawsuit invokes Texas's SCOPE Act, targets Sam Altman personally and asks a judge to keep ChatGPT from minors statewide.
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News
Families should decide how children are raised—not Washington
Heritage’s October 24 post applies that principle to health, education, jobs and welfare.
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Schools need fast identity checks to protect students and homeless children
Maple Grove staff stopped an alleged false enrollment before it reached a classroom; schools should make fast identity checks routine without delaying homeless children’s access.
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