As the nation anticipates a potential indictment of former President Trump for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, a major component of that effort, the fake electors plot, has been in the spotlight again.
Documents obtained through public records requests and litigation shed light on the frustration publishers experienced in seeking clarification from the Florida Department of Education about requirements for math and social studies textbooks.
Records request to North Carolina State Sen. Vickie Sawyer seeking records concerning legislation to expand parents’ rights in schools as it relates to discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Records request to North Carolina State Sen. Michael Lee seeking records concerning legislation to expand parents’ rights in schools as it relates to discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Records request to North Carolina State Sen. Michael Lazzara seeking records concerning legislation to expand parents’ rights in schools as it relates to discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Records request to North Carolina State Sen. Lisa Barnes seeking records concerning legislation to expand parents’ rights in schools as it relates to discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Records request to North Carolina State Rep. John Torbett seeking records concerning legislation to limit public school teachers from discussing certain topics about racism.
Records from the Florida Department of Education in response to American Oversight’s request for policy assessments concerning the department rejecting College Board’s AP African American Studies Course.
Request to Florida Department of Education asking for feedback and proposed changes from Social Studies book publishers, including Cengage, Analytic Orange, and McGraw International.
