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A tale of three Pennsylvania schools, Part 3

Editor’s note: reimaginED guest bloggers Walter Blanks Jr. and Nathan Cunneen, who serve as press secretary and communications associate, respectively, for the American Federation for Children, recently had the chance to see the inner workings of several charter, private and virtual schools in Pennsylvania. Their visits came courtesy of an AFC partnership with the Pennsylvania… Read more »

Partisan school board elections, back-to-school tax holiday, charter schools and more

Partisan board races: The Senate's elections committee has endorsed a proposed constitutional amendment asking voters in 2022 to decide if local school board elections should become partisan for the 2024 election. Those elections have been nonpartisan since 1998. Republicans supported the proposal, saying it offers greater transparency in a process that's already partisan. Democrats on... Read more »

States picking sides in bathroom lawsuit, Bright Futures, a $140,000 courtesy wall, and more

Bathroom battle resonates: The case of the St. Johns County School District denying a transgender male's request to use a boys high school bathroom is the latest line drawn in the partisan divide. On Friday, 22 states and the District of Columbia filed a brief with the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals siding with... Read more »

Parental rights questions, college makes cuts, study cites savings through choice, and more

Parental rights in school: Parental rights has become a flashpoint in education, driven by feelings of being ignored and such issues as mandatory face masks, LGBTQ rights and the teaching of critical race theory. But as districts and school boards consider how to give parents a greater voice in their children's education, they're faced with... Read more »

Moms for Liberty making a mark nationally, conflict questions for board member, and more

The moms movement: The conservative activist group Moms for Liberty came to prominence by protesting against face mask mandates in schools. Its message of fighting for parental rights has struck a chord, and the group now claims to have 60,000 members in 152 chapters in 33 states. With the face mask battle beginning to fade... Read more »

Anti-mandate bills signed into law, possible end to U.S.-Florida mask fight, masks optional, and more

Bills become laws: Four bills approved Wednesday in a special legislative session were signed into law Thursday by Gov. Ron DeSantis. The governor called the bills, primarily aimed at resisting federal vaccine mandates for workers, the "strongest piece of legislation that’s been enacted anywhere in the country," and showed that Florida is "respecting people’s individual... Read more »

Legislature approves anti-vaccine mandate bills and adjourns, rising costs and more

In the Legislature: Gov. Ron DeSantis got what he wanted from a legislative special session, as lawmakers on Wednesday approved all four bills he proposed to limit vaccine mandates in businesses and mask mandates in schools, and then adjourned. Once DeSantis signs the bills, parents will have the right to sue schools that require masks,... Read more »

Federal-state mask war continuing, special session, new school project killed in Lee, and more

Another U.S.-Florida lawsuit? All of Florida's school districts are now in compliance with the state's face mask rules, or will be soon, and the state has won several legal skirmishes over its masks rule. But the struggle between the state and the federal government continues. Tuesday, the state Board of Education authorized Education Commissioner Richard... Read more »

Legislative session on vaccine mandates begins, Alachua drops suit against the state, and more

Special session begins today: Legislators return to Tallahassee today to begin a special legislative session called by Gov. Ron DeSantis that is aimed at curbing vaccine mandates by the federal government and anyone else who imposes them. Among the proposals being considered during the session, which is scheduled to conclude by Friday or earlier, are... Read more »

Student enrollment in New Hampshire’s new education savings account program exceeds expectations

More than 1,600 students have enrolled in a new program crafted this year by Granite State lawmakers to give families more options for their children’s education. New Hampshire Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut on Tuesday presented lawmakers with the latest figures on the Education Freedom Accounts program, noting that a fiscal analysis of the… Read more »

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