Joy Stockbauer | March 26, 2024 (The Lion) — The Loudoun County School Board in Virginia is facing the ire of parents and community advocates for a recent decision to remove livestreaming cameras during the public comment period of school board meetings. The 6-3 vote to shut down cameras, which took place at a March 12 meeting, […]
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Joy Stockbauer | March 8, 2024 (The Lion) — A Catholic high school senior has filed a lawsuit against Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) in Virginia over the district’s pro-transgender policies, which the student argues violate the constitutional rights of other students. The lawsuit says FCPS policies discriminate against female and religious students who are
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John Ransom | February 23, 2024 (The Lion) — In a 10-page dissenting opinion, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito warned that a decision by a lower court to allow race-based admissions is a “virus that may spread” if not changed. The dissent comes as the Supreme Court declined to review a case in which the Appeals Court
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John Ransom | February 14, 2024 (The Lion) — The Kentucky House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 275, which aims at preventing school districts from keeping a teacher’s sexual misconduct secret or willfully ignoring allegations of misconduct. The bill moves to the state Senate after Thursday’s 95-0 vote in favor of the measure in the House.
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Jillian Schneider | February 9, 2024 (The Lion) — Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey advocated for a universal school choice bill during her State of the State address on Tuesday. Since last summer, Ivey has expressed her desire to sign universal school choice legislation, saying it’s her goal for “Alabama to be the most school-choice friendly state in
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Liam Siegler | February 7, 2024 (The Lion) — School choice policies will not destroy the future of private education, despite some claims to the contrary. Interviewed in a recent piece for Fox News, President and Founder of United States Parents Involved in Education Sheri Few argued that government money in private schools will likely “destroy” them.
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Incoming Members Vow to Involve Parents, Restore Trust Jillian Schneider | November 8, 2023 (The Lion) — Loudoun County voters elected a completely new slate of school board members Tuesday in what many say is a resounding victory for parents. The new board members all ran on a platform of transparency, academic excellence, and parental and community
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Juliana Sweeny | November 7, 2023 (The Lion) — Students at Loudoun County Public Schools are speaking out about their safety, but LCPS administrators are more concerned about upholding woke agendas than they are about restoring common sense policies in their buildings. While children are being shipped to hospitals due to on-campus drug overdoses, the construction
Susan Berry | October 20, 2023 (The Lion) — The Biden administration’s ramp-up of school-based health centers (SBHCs) is moving public education further toward government intrusion in the parent-child relationship. That’s according to Michelle Cretella M.D., a general pediatrician, child advocate and spokesperson on issues of sexuality for the Catholic Medical Association. “School-based health clinics
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John Ransom | October 17, 2023 (The Lion) — An Amazon.com teacher of the year has caused an uproar by sharing a branded image of a Hamas paragliding militant. One such heavily armed group paraglided into an Israeli music festival during the Hamas terrorist attack Oct. 7, resulting in the death of nearly 300 innocent civilians, including teenagers and
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