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Children Protected in Florida!
Two recent court rulings have reinforced parental rights and protections for children in our state. The first ruling, by the United States 11th Circuit Court Of Appeals, was granting an injunction against the updated title IX rule. The second ruling was a 2-1 ruling,...
The Chevron Deference has been overturned; What does this mean for Florida?
On Friday June 28th, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a major tool of federal agencies, the “Chevron Deference”. The Chevron Deference was created by the Supreme Court 40 years ago and it allowed federal agencies to create rules and regulations. As a byproduct of...
Legal action plagues Florida laws: It’s time to update the Miller Test
Over the past few months, Florida has had a series of legal news stories when it relates to recently passed education laws. This has included a settlement on the parents rights in education law, an OCR complaint filed against Collier County for removing explicit...
Social emotional learning (SEL) and what we can do in Florida about it
Have you ever wondered what social emotional learning (SEL) is? SEL has taken the educational policy world by storm. In simple words, SEL is that there is no absolute truth and it tells kids to focus on their feelings. One of the primary ways this is accomplished is...
The Supremacy Clause
What happens when the U.S. Constitution dies? A nation of people united around a Constitutional promise share history, culture, and common ground, but if this promise was disregarded, the united states become nothing more than disjointed territories governed by...
Collier County Commission Unanimously Votes 5-0 Against Deceptive Amendment 4
Commissioners expressed grave concerns about the implications of Amendment 4, arguing that it introduces potential risks and ambiguities that could have far-reaching consequences for our community and state.