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A public school teacher's perspective on SB 5462 *Guest post written by Washington public middle school teacher on CLW's Legislative Action Team Here we are. Column Number Three. I started writing this before Governor Jay Inslee signed Senate Bill 5462 into law...
Do you know that the State Board of Education in Washington state thinks that performance-based pathways or competency-based education, also known as Mastery Based Learning (MBE), is a good option for YOUR child?
Week 4 is sure to be another game of "legislative whack-a-mole." Wednesday is session cutoff, so the committees will be working fast and furiously to move their favored bills out of the house of origin. There will be fewer public hearings as the committees focus on...
Welcome to WEEK 1 of Washington’s 2024 Legislative Session. There’s a LOT going on this week – a lot of bills have hearings and we’ll be telling you about more throughout the week. If you only have a limited amount of time to dedicate to taking action, these are our “top 5” that we believe are most consequential and positioned to move quickly through the legislative process.
Happy New Year! It’s amazing to see how much Conservative Ladies of Washington has accomplished in less than 3 years, when we began in 2021. We have experienced remarkable growth and most importantly, reaching, and engaging citizens who have never been politically...
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...
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...
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.
With Washington students heading back to school in the days and weeks ahead, it’s important for parents to know and understand what is happening at schools and what resources will be provided to your student, with or without your knowledge or consent.
