We have one final call to action as we wrap up 2023… 2023 was the first full legislative session that Conservative Ladies of Washington worked to influence legislation and engage citizens in the lawmaking process in Olympia. It was also the first year we formed a...
This year, a republican, Stephanie McClintock, has proposed a bill that would ask families that have opted to withdraw their children from public schools WHY they’re doing so via a voluntary exit survey. She notes in her bill (HB 2038) that enrollment in private schools and the number of homeschooling families have increased while enrollment in public schools has simultaneously decreased.
Washington legislators have been busy all month long prefiling bills in advance of the 2024 session. Unfortunately, we have not yet seen a bill we can get excited about. However, we've seen a lot of bills we don't like. Today, Senator Andy Billig dropped SB 5917...
Democrats intentionally and strategically creating a homeless youth crisis Washington state has launched its “Teen Health Club” in collaboration with the Youth Advisory Council. This “hub” is primarily a place where teens can go to learn about “trans”...
*Washington’s SB 5626 is one of the worst carry-over bills from 2023 that we are watching closely moving into 2024. We already know expanding upon “Media Literacy & Digital Citizenship” is a priority for the legislature in 2024 as they have already had work sessions to start moving forward. This article is written by one of our Legislative Action Team members who is currently teaching in WA public schools. Please share and please engage in making your voice heard!
We are so passionate about the work we do. We believe that America is the best country ever. We believe that we have a duty to fight for the freedoms that God has given to us. As we gear up for the 2024 legislative session around the country, would you please consider...
Our “highlight reel” is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to “big, bad bills” on the table in the 2024 Washington legislative session. We’re watching these and dozens more very closely and want to make sure they’re on your radar so you can speak up and fight with us to stop these radical left policies from passing next year.
CALL TO ACTION! Tomorrow the Washington State Board of Health will have their November meeting from 9:30AM to 3PM. On their agenda for this meeting is a Legislative Statement Update. Our team has reviewed the board’s Statement on Possible Legislative Issues, and we...
The push to increase SBHC in Washington is a big priority for legislators, bureaucrats and special interest groups – particularly the medical industrial complex. In a work session meeting for the Washington House Health Care & Wellness Committee on October 16th, legislators will hear from a number of state agencies making the case for increased funding for SBHC. Let’s take a look at some of the content being shared with the legislators in this meeting and why it’s concerning.
*By Julie Barrett, Founder, Conservative Ladies of Washington In 2019, the Washington State Legislature passed a bill mandating Ethnic Studies to be taught in public schools. Ethnic Studies is a "prettier" name for Critical Race Theory (CRT) and is a primary method...
