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Louisiana - On Monday, April 22, 2024, Dr. Cade Brumley, State Superintendent of Education released a statement as follows:
Under the new rules, Attorney General Liz Murrill says teachers will be forced to use their students' preferred pronouns.
Several Republican attorneys general have sued over the Biden administration’s Title IX rule change, arguing it is illegal. More states are expected to follow. The lawsuits come after the Biden administration’s Department of Education rewrote the Title IX statute to expand the definition of “sex” to include “gender identity.”
A republican candidate for state superintendent of public instruction appeared in court to face a misdemeanor obstruction of justice charge.
Legislation that calls for providing all state teachers and aides with math and reading training passed its first legislative hurdle despite the uncertainty of funding and the skepticism of advocates for English learners who dislike the bill’s nod to instruction in the “science of reading,” including phonics.