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WILL Goes to Washington, D.C. to Advocate for Voter ID & Election Security
WILL will be in Washington, D.C. this week to advocate for Voter ID as well as efforts to protect elections through improved voter roll maintenance, oversight, and other election integrity measures.
Legislature Grants Initial Approval for WILL-Backed Constitutional Amendment to Protect Legislative Oversight
The Wisconsin State Senate approved Assembly Joint Resolution 133 (AJR 133) on first consideration, a WILL-supported proposed amendment to the Wisconsin Constitution designed to restore legislative oversight of administrative rulemaking.
Trump Administration Sides with WILL, Federal Scholarships Now Open to All Students in Need Regardless of Race
WILL, Representing YAF, Filed This Lawsuit Against The Biden-Harris Administration in 2024
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WILL Supports Teacher Bill of Rights
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) supports the Teacher Bill of Rights, AB 614 / SB 611, introduced by Representative Goeben and Senator Cabral-Guevara. The legislation clarifies and strengthens teachers’ authority to maintain order in the classroom, protects teachers from retaliation when they enforce classroom rules or respond to disruptive or violent behavior, and ensures transparency and accountability when serious behavior incidents occur at school.
Legislature Advances WILL-Backed Initiatives to Rein in Regulatory Authority of Unelected Bureaucrats
The Wisconsin Assembly voted in favor of several legislative initiatives supported by WILL to reign in the bureaucratic state, which has taken rulemaking and regulatory authority away from Wisconsin’s Legislative Branch.
Governor Evers To Consider “Teacher Bill of Rights” Legislation
WILL applauds the Wisconsin State Assembly and State Senate for acting on AB 614 / SB 611, known as the Teacher Bill of Rights. The bill creates protections for teachers and students by strengthening teachers’ authority to manage their classrooms, requiring parental notification when serious incidents occur, and establishing clear accountability so teachers can focus on teaching.
Wisconsin Senate Passes WILL-Backed “Red Tape Reset”
The WILL-backed “Red Tape Reset” is one step closer to becoming law after the Wisconsin State Senate voted in favor of the legislative package.
WILL Releases New Model Policy Protecting Girls Privacy at School
WILL has released a new model school board policy outlining how and why sex-separated bathrooms are legal and critical to protecting girls at school. This policy release follows a national debate over sex-separated bathrooms and a controversy in the New Richmond, WI, school district over a policy allowing biological boys to use the girls’ bathrooms over the protest and concerns of parents and students alike.
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The Wisconsin State Journal | Hand over public records electronically
The Wisconsin State Journal weighs in on our dispute with State Representative Brostoff, urging a more open and less costly approach to government ...
The CapTimes | Open government has to matter more than politics
The CapTimes in Madison writes an editorial, declaring that policymakers must do a better job at keeping government open and transparent.
The cause of ...
RealClearEducation | Flanders: The Neglected Challenges of Rural Education
Writing at RealClearEducation, WILL Research Director Will Flanders notes that:
[T]here is quiet crisis taking place in rural schools across America in a ...
The Racine Journal Times | State lawmakers should stop dodging open-records law
An editorial from the Racine Journal Times this weekend writes about our fight with State Representative Jonathan Brostoff over his refusal to provide ...
The Modesto Bee | Taxpayers to pay $2,000 to end open records lawsuit
The Modesto Bee (distributing an Associated Press article) writes about our win in our open records lawsuit against State Representative Jonathan ...
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Taxpayers to pay nearly $2,000 in legal fees for Wisconsin Rep. Jonathan Brostoff in open records case
Covering our lawsuit against Wisconsin State Representative Jonathan Brostoff, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel writes:
Taxpayers will pay about $2,000 in ...
National Catholic Register | Wisconsin High Court Hears Academic-Freedom Debate in ‘Marquette v. McAdams’
The National Catholic Register on the McAdams v. Marquette case currently being reviewed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court:
The Jesuit university suspended ...
The Heartland Institute | RESEARCH & COMMENTARY: WISCONSIN SCHOOL CHOICE STUDENTS ARE OUTPERFORMING THEIR PUBLIC SCHOOL PEERS
The Heartland Institute takes a look at Dr. Will Flanders annual review of school performance rankings and notes that,
The results of these school choice ...
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