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Arkansas Legislation Restricting School Restroom Use Mimics Conway Policy
This would apply to multiple-occupancy restrooms and locker rooms, as well as rooms for students on overnight trips.
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This would apply to multiple-occupancy restrooms and locker rooms, as well as rooms for students on overnight trips.
“This is not about school choice,” Sanders said. “This is about parental choice.”
“Under the language of the bill, it seems like there could be no place for a trans person … to be allowed to perform in any way" -- ACLU
Sanders' predecessor, fellow Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson, signed this 2021 law.
With the bill filed Jan. 3, so-called “net-metering” retail customers in Arkansas would be compensated for any excess solar generation.
The five classifications cover the governor's chief of staff, two deputy chiefs of staff, public affairs director, and chief legal counsel.
The executive order directs Education Secretary Jacob Oliva to develop a unified system that streamlines all state and federal funding.
Webb's appointment will expire Jan. 14, 2029, and he will replace Kimberly O'Guinn. As chair, he replaces Katie Anderson.
Dr. Michelle Krause is the senior vice chancellor for the UAMS Health System and CEO of the system's 535-bed hospital.
“Racial issues, social issues, the church can't hide its head in the sand and play like these issues are not relevant" -- Pastor Burris
The report indicates a judge "sided with arguments from a Legends competitor."
Sanders' own executive order in a statement repealed five orders she called “obsolete."
The board unanimously selected Jacob Oliva following an executive session at its regularly scheduled meeting.
The appointees from Sanders, the report indicates, are Caleb Osborne and Clint O' Neal.
Odds and ends, tidbits, selective notes. . . .they're all here from this compendium from the General Assembly!
Democrats plan to "try to find common ground with Republicans," the report states.
Sanders called the order “a comprehensive approach [to] education that we want to parallel” with a single bill.
The report indicates roughly 88,000 Arkansas residents are saving nearly $870 annually through the marketplace.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders in her first speeches as Arkansas' 47th governor described herself as part of a new generation of Republicans.
I'm going to focus on the big one: so-called education reform.