WASHINGTON EXAMINER: Parents Bill of Rights and the new conservative education agenda

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Yesterday, House Republican leadership introduced the “ Parents Bill of Rights ,” following through on a key plank of Speaker McCarthy’s “Commitment to America” plan. Due more to the polarization of our politics than to any principled philosophical disagreement, the bill is unlikely to become federal law. But it does contain three key ideas – two of which AEI’s Conservative Education Reform Network has featured in our Sketching a New Conservative Education Agenda series – that lawmakers can and should pursue at the state level.