Parents' Rights in Education National

In 2023–24, Oregon’s 87 School-Based Health Centers recorded nearly 149,000 visits. The state reports that 47% of school-aged patients received behavioral-health services. Those numbers demand transparency about consent and family participation.

📢 WEBINAR: Stopping Race-Based School Policies

Featured Speakers: Richard Raseley, John Charles, Erin Wilcox, Mike Petrino.

The discussion will examine Portland’s race-based school funding policies, a parent-led legal challenge, and the broader use of racial preferences in education.

🗓 Wednesday, August 19, 2026
⏰ 3:00–4:00 PM Eastern | 12:00–1:00 PM Pacific
💻 Virtual via Zoom

👉 Register to attend: https://bit.ly/4hFRCo1

Please join us for an informative and critical conversation about the continued use of racial preferences in American Education—and what you can do to defend the equal protection of the law.

Cascade Policy Institute

Honest history does not hide America’s failures—and it does not pretend those failures are the whole story. Teach slavery, segregation, and injustice. Also teach liberty, abolition, civil rights, invention, sacrifice, immigration, and progress.

We’re thrilled to welcome our newest Affiliate, Emily Moore, located in Portland, Oregon. 👏

"I am a mother of two and a passionate advocate for safe, transparent, and accountable public schools. After experiencing retaliation for speaking up about student safety concerns in my own district, I chose to become a leader instead of staying silent. I am committed to empowering families, educating parents about their rights, and work collaboratively to ensure every child has access to a safe learning environment where parents rights are respected." - Emily Moore

Oregon schools are increasingly connected to counseling, assessment, prescriptions, and medical referrals. When education becomes a gateway to healthcare, parents deserve clear answers about consent, confidentiality, notification, records, and accountability.

History is never presented without a frame. The choices museums, curriculum writers, and teachers make shape how children understand America. Parents should ask who selected that frame, what was left outside it, and what worldview the lesson promotes.

Who decides how your child learns American history?
The debate over the Smithsonian isn't just about a museum.

Read the full article:
https://bit.ly/3RR2ggV

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🚨 URGENT!!!

The Protect College Sports Act (S. 4668) could go for a vote in the Senate as soon as tonight.

Supporters of women's sports are urging senators to amend the bill to ensure it does not preempt state laws that protect women's sports.

Twenty-seven states have already enacted laws to preserve fair competition based on biological s*x. Advocates argue the bill should be clarified so those state protections remain in place.

📞 If this issue matters to you, contact your U.S. Senators today and urge them to support an amendment that protects existing state women's sports laws.

https://bit.ly/4ggwa7J

Alliance Defending Freedom

ADF urges Senate to clarify college sports bill won’t preempt state women’s sports laws ADF urges Senate to clarify college sports bill won’t preempt state women’s sports lawsThursday, Aug 6, 2026 The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom CEO, President, and Chief Counsel Kristen Waggoner regarding the Protect College Sports Act (S. 4668), a bill currently...

Oregon’s current system wasn’t created by one vote or one agency. It grew through legislation, regulations, insurance mandates, school policies, and public programs—one layer at a time. Understanding that progression is the first step toward accountability.

Every successful partnership is built on trust, and trust depends on transparency. Parents don’t expect schools to do their job for them, but they do expect honest communication about their children. When families and educators work together, students benefit.