American Legislation

Resolution supporting a September awareness month for dystonia.

Would ban corporal punishment in federally funded school programs and set rules for complaints, notifications, state reporting, and support grants.

Senate resolution honoring Constance Benjamin Clery; referred to Judiciary Committee.

Senate resolution supporting Sept 14–18, 2026 as Malnutrition Awareness Week and recognizing nutrition programs, providers, and community roles.

Recognizes victims, responders, and community one year after the Evergreen High School shooting and expresses condolences and support.

This measure funds states to align literacy efforts with the science of reading, requires universal screenings, parent alerts, and subgrants to LEAs for tutoring and materials.

A federal education measure to advance literacy by aligning instruction with research, funding early screening, and boosting local literacy programs.

Makes school breakfasts and lunches free for all enrolled children and updates reimbursements, data measures, and related child nutrition programs.

Senate bill would provide free meals for all students in participating schools, and reimburse districts for unpaid meal debt one year after enactment.

Makes school breakfasts and lunches free to all enrolled students; changes reimbursements, debt rules, and local food incentives.

Bill would create grants and an awareness program for education staff, authorizing up to $45 million per year (2026-2028), including $10 million for awareness and $35 million for grants.

A bill would ban seclusion and most restraints in federally funded schools, require parent notice after incidents, and push state reporting and training starting two years after enactment.

Supports school libraries, librarians, literacy instruction, data reporting, First Amendment protections, and liability protections tied to right-to-read rules.

Aimed at boosting school libraries, literacy instruction, and information literacy across K–12, with funding, reporting, and protections for staff under state and local policies.

Senate resolution condemning Sept. 10, 2025 Evergreen High shooting; honors victims, responders, and the community.

Creates grants to help states recruit, train, and retain paraprofessionals in public schools and preschool programs.

Resolution supporting September awareness activities and further research on dystonia.

House resolution condemning the September 10, 2025, Evergreen High School shooting; honors victims, responders, and offers condolences to families and community.

Creates grants to help schools recruit, train, and retain paraprofessionals.

Grants, training, and national initiatives to support school staff mental health, suicide prevention, and resiliency.

Creates grants for school-based programs to help youth at high risk of gun violence, with evaluation and funding from 2025–2031.

House bill would require participating agencies and tribal groups to replace stolen Summer EBT benefits and set security standards; plans due within 60 days of enactment.

Prohibits corporal punishment in covered schools and sets up reporting, enforcement, and optional support grants.

Funds school partnerships for youth opioid prevention and recovery. Requires staff training, lets school health centers buy naloxone, and expands youth drug data and a federal task force.