Groups sue to block Biden administration’s ‘rubber stamp’ parent council

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A group of conservative activists filed a federal lawsuit seeking to disband a parent council formed by the Department of Education, claiming it was unlawfully constituted.

America First Legal, Parents Defending Education, and Fight for Schools and Families, three conservative organizations, filed a joint lawsuit Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia seeking to invalidate the National Parents and Families Engagement Council announced by the Department of Education last month on the grounds that the department did not follow the Federal Advisory Committee Act when forming the council.

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