Moms for Liberty - Alabama

Moms for Liberty - Alabama We are Moms, Dads, Grands, Aunts, Uncles, Friends that have a desire to stand up for parental rights.

Understanding the law is only part of the picture. Every school system and athletic program also has policies and proced...
09/04/2026

Understanding the law is only part of the picture. Every school system and athletic program also has policies and procedures that families should know before the season begins.

Here are a few places to start:

📘 Read your student handbook. Many districts include policies related to student conduct, eligibility, and extracurricular activities.

📋 Review your athletic handbook. Individual schools or athletic programs may have additional rules, expectations, and participation requirements.

✅ Know eligibility requirements. Academic, attendance, physical examination, and other participation requirements can vary depending on the activity.

❓ Ask questions. Your coach, athletic director, or school administration can help explain policies and answer questions before issues arise.

Being informed helps parents support their students and build positive partnerships with their local schools.

This wraps up our three-part series on Title IX:

📚 Monday: What Is Title IX?
📖 Wednesday: How Alabama Applies Title IX
🏫 Friday: Know Your School's Athletic Policies

Stay informed.
Be informed. Be involved.

Earlier this week, we looked at what Title IX is and why it has been part of federal education law since 1972.Today, we'...
09/02/2026

Earlier this week, we looked at what Title IX is and why it has been part of federal education law since 1972.

Today, we're taking the next step by looking at how Alabama applies Title IX in K–12 schools.

Alabama law provides that participation in school athletics is based on a student's biological s*x. Public schools are responsible for complying with both applicable federal requirements and Alabama law when developing and implementing their athletic policies.

Understanding both the federal and state legal framework helps parents better understand how these decisions are made and where to find the policies that apply to their local schools.

Knowledge empowers parents.
Be informed. Be involved.

➡️ Coming Friday: We'll wrap up this week's series with practical tips on where to find your school's athletic policies and what parents should review before the season gets underway.

You may have heard Title IX discussed in the news, but what exactly is it?Title IX is a federal civil rights law, passed...
08/31/2026

You may have heard Title IX discussed in the news, but what exactly is it?

Title IX is a federal civil rights law, passed in 1972, that prohibits s*x discrimination in education programs and activities receiving federal funding.

While it's often associated with athletics, Title IX also applies to many other areas of education, including admissions, financial aid, and protections against s*x-based harassment.

Understanding the basics of Title IX helps parents better understand the laws that shape education and the policies that affect our schools.

This week, we'll continue the conversation by looking at how Alabama implements Title IX and what that means for families across our state.

Parents have rights.
Be informed. Be involved.

One of the best ways to support your child's education doesn't require expensive materials or complicated lesson plans.I...
08/29/2026

One of the best ways to support your child's education doesn't require expensive materials or complicated lesson plans.

It starts with reading together.

Whether it's a favorite picture book, a chapter before bed, a recipe while cooking, or signs during a trip to the grocery store, every opportunity to read helps strengthen literacy skills.

Here are five simple ways to encourage reading at home:

📚 Read together for at least 20 minutes a day.

🚗 Let your child read signs, menus, or shopping lists.

❓ Ask questions about the story and encourage conversation.

📖 Let your child choose books that match their interests.

🎉 Celebrate effort and progress as their confidence grows.

Reading doesn't have to feel like homework. When it's part of everyday life, children begin to see reading as something enjoyable—not just something they do at school.

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Every child deserves the opportunity to become a confident reader.That's the goal of the Alabama Literacy Act.The law wa...
08/27/2026

Every child deserves the opportunity to become a confident reader.

That's the goal of the Alabama Literacy Act.

The law was designed to help schools identify reading difficulties early, provide evidence-based reading instruction, and offer additional support to students who need it—before they fall behind.

Here's what that means for families:

📖 Strong reading instruction based on the Science of Reading.

📊 Reading assessments to help monitor student progress.

🎯 Additional support for students who need extra help.

👨‍👩‍👧 Regular communication so parents know how their child is progressing.

The Alabama Literacy Act is about giving every student the opportunity to build strong reading skills from the very beginning.

To learn more, including resources created specifically for families, visit the Alabama Reading Initiative's official Literacy Act page:
https://ari.alsde.edu/alabama-literacy-act-ala/

You can also read the full Alabama Literacy Act here:
https://alison.legislature.state.al.us/files/pdf/SearchableInstruments/2021RS/HB388-enr.pdf

Knowledge empowers parents.
Be informed. Be involved.




Did you know Alabama law gives parents the right to access important information about what their child is learning in s...
08/27/2026

Did you know Alabama law gives parents the right to access important information about what their child is learning in school?

Being informed is one of the best ways to support your child's education.

Alabama's Parents' Right to Know requirements promote curriculum transparency by giving families access to important instructional information and helping strengthen the partnership between parents and schools.

Parents can:
• Review instructional materials used in their child's classes.
• Ask questions about curriculum and classroom instruction.
• Learn more about what their child is being taught.
• Stay informed and engaged throughout the school year.

An informed parent is an empowered parent.

Parents have rights. Be informed. Be involved.




Education Update: Game Day the Right WayFriday night games are about more than the final score.They bring together stude...
08/21/2026

Education Update: Game Day the Right Way

Friday night games are about more than the final score.

They bring together students, families, teachers, coaches, volunteers, and entire communities to support young people as they learn, compete, and grow.

As you head to the game this week, here are a few simple ways to make the experience positive for everyone:

👏 Show good sportsmanship.

💧 Bring water and be prepared for Alabama's late-summer heat.

📣 Support every student—from the athletes on the field to the marching band, cheerleaders, student media, trainers, and other groups who make game night possible.

❤️ Remember that students are watching the example adults set.

School events create lasting memories, friendships, and traditions. A little encouragement goes a long way.

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Education Explained: Why School Athletics MatterSchool athletics are about much more than wins and losses.Whether studen...
08/19/2026

Education Explained: Why School Athletics Matter

School athletics are about much more than wins and losses.

Whether students participate in football, band, wrestling, or another school sport, they're learning lessons that extend well beyond the playing field.

Participation in athletics helps students develop:

🏅 Teamwork

⏰ Responsibility

💪 Perseverance

🤝 Leadership

These experiences can strengthen confidence, encourage healthy habits, and teach students how to work toward shared goals.

Athletics are one of many ways schools help students grow—not only academically, but also personally.

Supporting student athletes means supporting opportunities that help prepare young people for success in school, work, and life.

Knowledge empowers parents.
Be informed. Be involved.

🗳️ This Week's Election Reminder: Know Where to VoteMunicipal Election Day is just one week away. One of the easiest way...
08/18/2026

🗳️ This Week's Election Reminder: Know Where to Vote

Municipal Election Day is just one week away. One of the easiest ways to avoid unnecessary stress on Election Day is to verify your polling location before you head to the polls.

Before August 25, take a few minutes to:
📍 Confirm your polling place.
🕒 Check the polling hours.
🪪 Make sure you have everything you need before you leave home.

Knowing where you'll vote ahead of time can help Election Day go more smoothly.

📅 Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Parent Resource: Supporting Student AthletesAs fall sports begin across Alabama, parents play one of the most important ...
08/17/2026

Parent Resource: Supporting Student Athletes

As fall sports begin across Alabama, parents play one of the most important roles in helping student athletes succeed.

Success isn't just built during practice—it starts at home.

Healthy habits can help students perform their best both in the classroom and during extracurricular activities.

Here are a few simple ways to support your student athlete:

🥤 Encourage hydration throughout the day—not just during practice.

🍎 Provide balanced meals and healthy snacks to fuel growing bodies.

😴 Make quality sleep a priority to support learning, recovery, and performance.

❤️ Offer encouragement and celebrate effort, teamwork, and personal growth.

Whether your child plays football, volleyball, cross country, cheer, or another fall sport, your support makes a lasting difference.

Parents have rights.
Be informed. Be involved.


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