Education

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This legislation establishes a state policy protecting the ability of public libraries to acquire and maintain materials without external restrictions. It prohibits the removal or restriction of library materials based on partisan or doctrinal disapproval and affirms access to a broad range of information for the public.

This legislation would require that public school health education curricula include instruction on the risks of mixing opioids and alcohol, including the potential for accidental death. It amends existing curriculum requirements to ensure students receive information about substance use and related health risks.

Sen. McKenney sponsored legislation that would protect librarians, teachers, and museum workers from frivolous lawsuits and criminal charges

Voted in favor of a bill that provides for greater school-and district-based accountability. 

Voted in favor of a bill that establishes clear guidelines for the attorny general's consumer protection unit and related offices to receive and review complaints of borrowers. 

Voted in favor of a bill that requires the commissioner of education to develop statewide academic standard and curriculum frameworks for core subjects. 

Supported investments strengthening public education and student resources.