Parental Rights
Introduction One hundred years ago, in Pierce vs. Society of Sisters (1925), the United States Supreme Court issued a landmark decision affirming parents’ rights to send their child to a private school. Today few parents know…
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Supreme Court’s Mirabelli Ruling Puts Washington’s School Parental Notification Policies on Notice
The U.S. Supreme Court just sent a clear message to California—and to every state with similar policies, including Washington: you cannot hide critical information from parents in the name of student "privacy."In a…
Utahns embrace AI, parental responsibility and child safety
Utahns embrace AI, parental responsibility and child safety Written by Originally published in Utah Policy. Debates about artificial intelligence (AI) legislation at the state and national levels often elevate the two poles …
Utahns embrace AI, parental responsibility and child safety
Originally published in Utah Policy. Debates about artificial intelligence (AI) legislation at the state and national levels often elevate the two poles of the debate. A new Sutherland Institute/Y2 Analytics survey shows…
House Bill 1834 would create a regulatory nightmare and restricts parental control on social media
House Bill 1834 (HB 1834), introduced by Representative Callan, aimed at protecting minors online, is a prime example of government going too far. While safeguarding children online from inappropriate content is everyone’s…
Google Reverses Policy On Emailing Kids How To Remove Parental Controls After Backlash
Google says it is ending its practice of emailing 13-year-olds step-by-step instructions on how to remove parental controls after backlash from parents and parental rights advocates.The tech giant came under fire after…
The rise in AI in education should mean stronger protections for parental rights
The rise in AI in education should mean stronger protections for parental rights Written by Scholars predict that AI will radically change education, but parental rights in education should remain protected. In the age of AI,…
The rise in AI in education should mean stronger protections for parental rights
An article from The Harvard Gazette titled “How AI Could Radically Change Education by 2050” suggests that not only will education change radically, but the way we currently do school will “seem totally old-fashioned.” While…
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