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Parental Rights
Texas House Committee Considers CPS Compliance With Records Law
September 11, 2026
Witnesses testified that parents have struggled to acquire medical records from CPS.
Texas Parental Rights Debate Moves From Policy to Enforcement
September 3, 2026
While a new state law expanded parental authority, advocates suggest Texans need clearer remedies for families who believe government agencies have...
School Districts Navigate New Law on Off-Campus Religious Instruction
September 3, 2026
The instruction takes place during the school day and is “privately funded and constitutionally protected,” according to a program spokesperson.
Is Corporal Punishment Legal in Texas?
August 20, 2026
One attorney argues that state law contradicts itself, subjecting parents to the discretion of prosecutors.
Can Doctors Refer Parents to CPS For Assumed Autism Without Consequence?
June 9, 2026
A ruling in Brown County granted doctors immunity in such cases, alarming parental-rights advocates.
Federal Court Allows Texas’ App Age Verification Law To Take Effect
June 1, 2026
The law requires parental approval for all application downloads and in-app purchases made by minors.
Texas Supreme Court to Consider Significance of New Parental Rights Amendment
March 9, 2026
The termination of parental rights is often called the “death penalty of civil cases.”
New Texas Laws Take Effect January 1
December 26, 2025
Laws relating to immigration enforcement, artificial intelligence, and others will take effect next week.
Central Texas School District Reviews Books To Ensure Compliance With Law
October 28, 2025
New Braunfels ISD closed down school libraries for 10 days to review books for sexual content and DEI instruction.
Federal Judge Declares Texas’ Book Vendor Rating Requirements Unconstitutional
October 22, 2025
The law required vendors to rate which books are “sexually explicit” in order for school districts to remove them from the shelves.
School Nurses Refuse To Give Children Band-Aids, Claim ‘Confusion’ Over New Law
September 5, 2025
Both of the legislation's authors expressed concern with how school districts may be misapplying it.
Lawmakers Ask Abbott To Put Library Limits on Special Session Agenda
June 30, 2025
A parent-backed plan to keep kids from accessing adult content in public libraries previously passed the Texas House but failed to get a vote in the...
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