Please join FAIR in Education on November 1st, 8th, 15th, and 22nd for a four-part workshop where we will provide training for effective #ProHuman advocacy—including supporting children and teens in developing healthy attitudes around "race" and identity. Eventbrite.com/e/fair-novembe…

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Oregon Health Surveys are distributed to all students of specific grade levels unless opted out. Topics include: Gender identity, suicide, gambling, sexuality, bullying and more. Sample below from 11th. Find the full surveys here. oregon.gov/oha/PH/BIRTHDE…

An Honest Look at Oregon's Education System What can Oregonians do about it? libertyineducation.org/blog/an-honest…

Today we celebrate the service of all of our military veterans. Thank you for fighting to make our world a safer place. #VeteransDay

“During treatment, the teen’s bone density plummeted — as much as 15 percent in some bones — from average levels to the range of osteoporosis, a condition of weakened bones more common in older adults.”nytimes.com/2022/11/14/hea…

Do you know a teacher or education support professional who helps promote academic rigor, freedom of discourse, critical-thinking skills, or partnership with families in Oregon education? Please take a minute to nominate that educator. oregonteacheroftheyear.org

It’s Giving Tuesday. Learn about what OLE is doing and how to contribute. We are grateful for your support. libertyineducation.org

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The Oregon state legislative session began Tues, Jan 17th, and lasts until June 25th. Throughout this time, many bills will come up for hearings and votes. We are keeping a close eye on the session to keep you informed… libertyineducation.org/legislative-wa…

We are thrilled to share that OLE has created two legislative concepts that have been introduced as bills in the Oregon State House of Representatives. We need your help to move these bills forward. Read how…libertyineducation.org/legislative-wa… #orpol #orleg

Want to make a big impact in just five minutes? Write House Education Committee Chair Courtney Neron and ask her to schedule a hearing for House Bill 3066: [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]).

Heck yeah! This 👇🏽 "The first, HB 3066, requires school districts to provide parents, guardians, and district residents full access to learning materials."

“Teacher Kirk Miller wrote that students’ short essays should not involve ‘penetration of any kind or oral sex,’ but that they should reference at least three items…including ‘romantic music, candles, massage oil, feathers, a feather boa and flavored syrup.’”

Here is an opportunity to make real change and improvement in your community. Is it your time to run for school board? opb.org/article/2023/0…

Your Voice is Needed We strongly encourage you to browse through our bill tracker, follow, and provide comment on those pieces of legislation that matter most to you. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…