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Board member sues Mesa Public Schools over gender rules - Vimarsana News

Board member sues Mesa Public Schools over gender rules

In what could be a blow to school board collegiality, Mesa Public Schools Governing Board member Rachel Walden is suing the district and Superintendent Andi Fourlis over MPS’ transgender guidelines.

Wells calls for stronger standards, workers' bill of rights - Vimarsana News

Wells calls for stronger standards, workers' bill of rights

Destiny Wells speaks out on protecting workers' rights in Indiana and her plans for the attorney general position in 2024 on WISH News 8's 'All INdiana Politics.'

Source: wishtv.com
Stephen Miller's Legal Firm Sues Arizona School District Over Trans-Supportive Policies - Vimarsana News

Stephen Miller's Legal Firm Sues Arizona School District Over Trans-Supportive Policies

The former Donald Trump aide's legal group says Mesa Public Schools' inclusive policies violate parents' rights.

Source: yahoo.com
CMS superintendent overrules media committee on 'explicit, graphic' book's removal - Vimarsana News

CMS superintendent overrules media committee on 'explicit, graphic' book's removal

If parents want their children to read the book, it’s available elsewhere, said Brooke Weiss, who challenged “Jack of Hearts (And Other Parts).”

Source: aol.com
Orange teachers likely to be allowed to use students' preferred pronouns, with parental OK - Vimarsana News

Orange teachers likely to be allowed to use students' preferred pronouns, with parental OK

Orange County educators have decided Florida’s new law restricting the use of preferred pronouns in schools still allows public schools to honor parental requests to have transgender students referred to by pronouns that match their gender identity, not their sex at birth. Their reading of the law (HB 1069), a 2023 expansion of the legislation critics call “don’t say gay,” is that teachers ...

Source: yahoo.com