by FLCAadmin | Oct 30, 2023 | FLCA articles, Hope Scholarship, Liberty Scholar Blog
This mental health crisis facing young Americans was born in classrooms, but it is kept alive by the breakdown of the family unit and a drug-first approach to mental illness. 42% of Gen Z have a diagnosed mental health condition. 40% of Gen Z said they’d like to leave... 
by Ryan Kennedy | Oct 26, 2023 | FLCA articles, Hope Scholarship, Liberty Scholar Blog
Since 2019, when we blew the whistle on sexually explicated materials in schools with the first in the nation Porn in Schools Report, which was an inspiration to others to tackle this issue across the nation, we have been focused on ending the ability for children to... 
by FLCAadmin | Sep 13, 2023 | FLCA articles, Hope Scholarship, Liberty Scholar Blog
Article Submitted By: Ryan Kennedy on 9/13/2023 On Monday, August 28th, Mrs. Shari Conley reached out to us, seeking assistance regarding her child at Lynn University. On August 20th, Mrs. Conley and their daughter observed a transgender student moving into a... 
by FLCAadmin | Apr 19, 2021 | FLCA articles, Hope Scholarship, Liberty Scholar Blog
New School Year, New Ambitions It’s frustrating to watch your child struggle in a school unfit to meet their needs, but there is hope. While it is never too late to make a change to your child’s education, next year’s school enrollment time is running out. By Cassie... 
by FLCAadmin | Apr 13, 2021 | FLCA articles, Hope Scholarship, Liberty Scholar Blog
Protecting Our Children Somehow, educators continue to decide that such content is appropriate for young children. It is not until parents make an outcry that schools listen to them. By Cassie Moran Date: April 13, 2021 Florida Citizens Alliance’s 2019 Porn in Schools... 
by FLCAadmin | Apr 9, 2021 | FLCA articles, Hope Scholarship, Liberty Scholar Blog
This is What School Choice Looks Like Students should have access to scholarships to fund whatever educational choice best suits them and their needs. By Cassie Moran Date: April 9, 2021 Too often, those who support school choice are marginalized, and the fight for...