House Bill 18 would require social media companies to get parental consent for minors to create social media accounts.
Parental Rights
Protecting Kids From Online Porn Advances in Texas Senate
“To do nothing would be complicit.” — Deborah Berry, Texas mom
Judge Rules Trespass Citation Invalid–Dad Can Enter McKinney Schools
After a year’s banishment for speaking out against explicit materials in libraries, Samuel Hall can once again enter his children’s schools.
Psychiatrist Pushes Radical Gender Theory in Texas School Without Parental Consent
The licensed psychiatrist spoke to students about gender identity, drugs used in gender transition, and Christians’ lack of acceptance toward LGBTQ people.
Llano County Library Returns Explicit Books to Shelves
After library employees removed inappropriate books from circulation, a judge ordered them to replace the materials.
Schools May Face New Rules Around Electronic Devices Issued to Students
Proposed legislation would require school districts to adhere to a new set of rules before transferring devices to students.
Texas Legislator Calls Out ‘Anti-parent’ Texas Association of School Boards
“TASB claims to represent all school board members; they don’t. They don’t even represent individual school board members, they represent school boards as a governmental entity, often against the interests of students and parents.”
Lawmaker Files Legislation to Combat Gender Identity Radicalism in Schools
State Sen. Bob Hall filed a bill to prohibit schools from teaching sexual orientation and gender identity.
Parental Rights Advocates Hopeful for Constitutional Protections and Big Changes to CPS
Lawmakers “don’t want to be the one who votes against parental rights.”
Texas Backs Florida Law Protecting Kids From Sexual Content
“Parents have a strong interest, and thus the State has a strong duty, in preventing children from being exposed to sexual instruction that is not age appropriate.”