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Bill allowing lawsuits after child sex assaults at school could be narrowed
The ongoing legislative fight to allow lawsuits against Nebraska schools for alleged negligence in cases of child sexual assault faces a tough road in 2025 ...
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High-stakes legal battle threatens Section 504
Nebraska’s Attorney General joined a Texas lawsuit (Texas v. Becerra), which, at its core, is an attack on Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
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Unicameral Update
Education Committee considering two proposals that would once again allow Nebraska schools to suspend students in pre-K through second grade.
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Change Maker honoree 'excited' to be recognized for work in Omaha community
The Omaha Chamber of Commerce has named this year's Change Maker honorees, including Lauren Micek Vargas.
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Standing strong for students no matter what
We may be frustrated about the overturning of long-standing processes, but but now is not the time to withdraw. Rather, we will be here to protect the education of children from any and all harms.
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Lawmakers probe special education, 'option enrollment' among Nebraska school districts
Lawmakers are exploring how to help more students who require special education take part in a Nebraska program that allows families the option to enroll in a different public school district.
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Advocates recognized for help in knocking down legal barriers to education in Nebraska
Four Nebraska advocates, including two state senators, have been recognized by the nonprofit Education Rights Counsel for efforts to remove legal barriers to educational equity.
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