Apr 20, 2022 | Education Reform, Education Reform, Law, WILL News
By: Dr. Will Flanders In the aftermath of Monday’s ruling by a federal judge that mask mandates on airlines and public transportation were unconstitutional, scenes of passengers and flight attendants gleefully ripping off their face masks have been seen all over...
Mar 8, 2022 | General, Individual Liberties, Law, WILL News
By: Cori Petersen “Once she uttered the words ‘maybe I’m a boy’ that’s all they saw. She was no longer a young girl with mental health issues, she was now a young boy who was born in the wrong body,” said a mom from Kettle Moraine, Wisc. whose sixth-grade daughter...
Mar 7, 2022 | Education Reform, Education Reform, General, Law, WILL News
By: Libby Sobic and Will Flanders Several education reform bills advance to the Wisconsin senate floor tomorrow. This blog addresses four different misunderstandings about the bills—AB 970 / SB 974, AB 963 / SB 962 and AB 968 / SB 964. Expanding school choice programs...
Feb 24, 2022 | Education Reform, Education Reform, K-12 Education, Law, Policy
By: Shannon Whitworth The state of our schools today, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, has a lot of people concerned. With kids out of school for so long, it is no wonder that proficiency rates in key academic areas are declining. In fact, a study out earlier...
Jan 31, 2022 | Education Reform, Education Reform, General, Law, WILL News
By: Cori Petersen Mattoon, Wisc. had a population of 467 in 2019. It is a very rural village and doesn’t have much: a grocery store, a gas station, a bar, a factory, and several churches. As of 2016 Mattoon hasn’t even had a school since the town of Antigo centralized...
