Alaska Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola voted against the Parents Bill of Rights Act, the latest Republican-led effort to bolster “parental rights” in public schools.
Rep. Mary Peltola gives the keynote address on the opening day of the Alaska Federation of Natives annual conference at the Dena'ina Center in Anchorage on October 20, 2022. , the latest Republican-led effort to bolster “parental rights” in public schools.parents with access to parent-teacher meetings and information about curriculum, budget and materials like books in the library.
“I think that everybody is in support of the title of the bill,” Peltola said. “But when you look at the particulars ... I don’t think there is broad consensus across Alaska on the details of the bill.” Louisiana Republican Rep. Julia Letlow, who introduced the measure, said it will boost “transparency and accountability” in public education.
“I think it’s really important for me to stay in my lane,” Peltola said when asked about Dunleavy’s proposals. “I’ve been elected by Alaskans to represent them in Congress at the federal level. So I’m focusing my attention on this bill moving through Congress, which is my only role as the federal representative.”the House legislation as one of several “messaging bills” that are doomed to fail in the Senate or at the president’s desk.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
National Park Services proposes revision to hunting regulations, Alaska House disapprovesAK House of Representatives declares NPS is overstepping its boundary and putting Alaska’s rights at risk.
続きを読む »
Alaska House committee advances school funding boost short of education advocate demandsThe House Education Committee voted 5-2 in favor of a bill that would increase state education funding by $175 million in the coming fiscal year, far less than the requests put forward by school advocates.
続きを読む »
Alaska House advances budget bill to address food stamps backlog, public defender shortageThe Alaska House advanced a targeted spending bill Wednesday, intended to address the state’s unprecedented food stamps backlog and a shortage of public defenders.
続きを読む »
K-12 funding increase takes first step forward in Alaska HouseThe Alaska House Education Committee voted 5-2 Wednesday morning to raise the amount Alaska pays K-12 schools per student, a figure known as the base student allocation. (From alaskabeacon)
続きを読む »
Rep. Curtis says TikTok should be held 'accountable' as CEO questioned by House CommitteeRepublicans and Democrats sparred with the CEO of TikTok at a congressional hearing Thursday over data security and content manipulation concerns, as he denied allegations of spying on Americans for the Chinese Communist Party.
続きを読む »