s to behavioral health records, by creating a parent portal and giving parents and caregivers access to behavioral health services and education.
CALL TO ACTION: Say YES, to Parent Access to Minor Behavioral Health Records
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Politics & Government
Sunday 1/30 Action Items
Take 5 minutes today to click through the “TAKE ACTION NOW” buttons in this post to make your voice heard on a few important bills that have hearings this week (There are a LOT of bills, these are just a few we chose to target)
Representative Klippert Files Parents Bill of Rights
District 8 Representative Brad Klippert has filed a Parents Educational Rights bill that addresses many of the concerns of parents regarding public school education. Over the last two years, parents and citizens have awakened to the indoctrination happening in our...
CALL TO ACTION: Say NO to Funding Empty Student Seats in Public Schools
TAKE ACTION NOW *Note your position as CON for SB-5563 *Must ACT by 1/31/22 at 2:30PM PST This is the bill seeks to fund school districts that have lost students due to unforeseen circumstances (like maybe, parents seeing what’s actually being taught, masks…I dunno…)....
CALL TO ACTION: Another Hearing on a Bill to Limit Emergency Powers
TAKE ACTION NOW NOTE YOUR POSITION 'PRO' FOR THE LEGISLATIVE RECORD *Must TAKE ACTION before Noon, January 31, 2022 You're not seeing a repeat, this is A DIFFERENT bill in the House (previous bill is in the Senate) that would automatically end the Governor's Emergency...
California Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Allow 12 Year Olds to Be Vaccinated Without Parental Consent
California state senator, Scott Wiener, introduced a proposal that would allow children 12 years and older to be vaccinated without parental consent.
CALL TO ACTION: Put a STOP to Catalytic Converter Theft
Senator Jeff Wilson of Longview has sponsored a bill that would help crack down on the rise in theft of catalytic converters across the state. This bill needs our help to get passed!
Rep Walsh’s Bill Brings Washington & American History Back to Classrooms
Walsh filed HB-1807, to protect “civic education and academic discourse” in Kindergarten through 8th grade classrooms. (There is already existing law for civics education in high school). This bill is getting a hearing in the House Committee on Education on January 25th at 8AM.
CDC Admits Natural Immunity Outperforms Vaccines
Americans who received their primary series of vaccines and previously contracted Covid-19 had the highest protection against reinfection and hospitalization during the Delta variant-fueled outbreak, according to a new study from the CDC.
School Bonds & Levies: It’s Not “For the Children”
Many Washington public schools are hoping to pass bonds/levies next month, it’s time to vote no. This is not “for the kids.”
