Approval of House Bill No. 300 Pushes for Greater Protections
On May 2, 2023, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives approved House Bill No. 300, which intends to prohibit discrimination in ...
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PA House of Representatives Votes in Favor of Modernizing the Delivery of Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Should HB 760 become law, the Workers’ Compensation Act will be amended to provide individuals who qualify for and receive ...
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Potential Expansion of Workers’ Compensation for Pennsylvania Employees
On May 2, 2023, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives approved House Bill No. 930, which intends to expand workers’ compensation ...
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Pennsylvania Appeals Court Rejects Non-Bio Mom’s Bid for Custodial Rights
The case highlights how crucial it is for LGBTQ families to take steps to protect their parental rights when they ...
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Professional Development or Compelled Speech? Petition Claims Teacher Training Guidelines Are Unconstitutional
The amendments require continuing professional development programs to integrate the CR-SE competencies no later than the 2023-2024 academic year, and ...
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The Passing of House Bill No. 299 Signals Potential Change for Pennsylvania’s Public Employment Sector
Upon passage in the state Senate, HB 299 will enforce drastic changes for which public employers and public employees should ...
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In The Court of First Amendment Law, Satan Club: 1, School District: 0
On May 1, 2023, U.S. District Court Judge John M. Gallagher ordered Saucon Valley School District to permit the after-school ...
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U.S. Department of Education Proposes Change to Title IX Regulations on Student Eligibility for Athletic Teams
In advance of the long-predicted May 2023 issuance of new Title IX regulations, the U.S. Department of Education issued a ...
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South Hanover’s Appointment of Board Member Did Not Violate Sunshine Act
The court’s opinion offers guidance to public school boards that may find themselves dealing with similar issues. For example, the ...
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Should Chivalry Be Alive and Well in Charter Schools? North Carolina Case May Take on National Significance
Student Bonnie Peltier and her parents, accompanied by several other parents, say the dress code is a sex-based classification grounded ...
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