In a 10-1 bipartisan vote Monday, the Arizona House Education Committee advanced New Voices legislation that would grant student journalists in the state freedom from administrative censorship.
New Voices legislation is one step closer to becoming law in Washington state after senators voted Thursday to move the bill on to the House of Representatives.
A North Dakota bill originally intended to protect trade secrets and university research will become a problem for reporters trying to access university Title IX investigation documents, if passed in its current form.
A mixture of positive and negative changes to state open records laws have slowly been making their way through state legislatures in the past few weeks.
A new bill could end the protections of the California Electronic Communications Privacy Act for members of education institutions, including students.
New Voices legislation in Arizona is one step closer to becoming law after moving unanimously Monday through the state Senate.
A new House bill could make the applications for top positions in North Dakota’s state universities exempt from the open records law.
Representatives of school administrators are seeking to soften proposed legal protections for students journalists in a bill making its way through the Vermont Senate.
North Dakota’s John Wall New Voices Act, the 2015 law that blazed the trail for today’s New Voices bills, is in line for an upgrade.
Battling hoaxes and partisan news, legislators in California are the latest to propose curriculum changes in order to educate students about the media they consume daily.