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SCOTUS denies Florida's request to enforce new law making it illegal for children to attend drag shows - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS denies Florida's request to enforce new law making it illegal for children to attend drag shows

The Supreme Court said Thursday it will not allow Florida to enforce its new law targeting drag shows , while a court case proceeds. The justices refused to narrow a lower-court order.

GCS talk 'Parents Bill of Rights' policy change, school closures - Vimarsana News

GCS talk 'Parents Bill of Rights' policy change, school closures

New state law is restricting what is taught in the classroom and four Guilford County Schools are closing.

Sask. school divisions will be responsible for discipline if teachers don't follow pronoun policy, premier says - Vimarsana News

Sask. school divisions will be responsible for discipline if teachers don't follow pronoun policy, premier says

Premier Scott Moe says it will be up to the school divisions to figure out potential punishments for any teachers who don’t follow the province's new pronoun policy.

Atrium Health reverses decision on parental access to children's prescriptions - Vimarsana News

Atrium Health reverses decision on parental access to children's prescriptions

Atrium Health has done a reversal on a new policy it recently implemented that would block parents from having access to their children’s prescription records.

CHCCS Board of Ed Cites Discrimination, Rejects Language in New NC 'Parents' Bill of Rights' Policy - Vimarsana News

CHCCS Board of Ed Cites Discrimination, Rejects Language in New NC 'Parents' Bill of Rights' Policy

The CHCCS Board of Education recently took its first reading of policy changes to comply with Senate Bill 49 – and criticized the law.