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Karyn A. Allee; Erica DeCuir; Dawn M. Robinson – Educational Policy, 2025
While we continue to see a growing push for the restoration and codification of recess in elementary schools, policy does not necessarily equal practice. Georgia recently passed legislation requiring at least 20 minutes of recess per day for students in PK-5. The purpose of this research study was to survey elementary school educators to reveal…
Descriptors: Recess Breaks, Play, Elementary Schools, Educational Policy
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Alexandria Hurtt; Sherrie Reed; Kramer Dykeman; Justin Luu – Educational Policy, 2025
As the COVID-19 crisis disrupted schooling, recovery efforts in California included the adoption of Senate Bill (SB) 98, which mandated local educational agencies to complete Learning Continuity and Attendance Plans (LCPs). These plans act as critical snapshots of sensemaking and local policy implementation during crisis; however, their details…
Descriptors: Educational Policy, COVID-19, Pandemics, State Legislation
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Dilys Schoorman; Rosanna Gatens – Educational Policy, 2025
"Divisive Concepts" laws have sprung up around the nation as a backlash to the widespread commitments to anti-racist education that emerged in summer 2020. This critical policy analysis examines the concepts central to Florida's "Individual Freedom Act" [HB7] of 2022, to determine its intent and impact in ameliorating or…
Descriptors: State Legislation, Equal Education, Language Usage, Elementary Secondary Education
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Allan Barsky; Danielle Groton; Christine Spadola – Educational Policy, 2025
This study explores the impact of Florida House Bill 233 on teaching and learning in Florida's State University System. This bill purports to promote intellectual freedom and viewpoint diversity by permitting students to record classes and by creating a cause of action for faculty violating these principles. Faculty were invited to share…
Descriptors: State Universities, State Legislation, Intellectual Freedom, Diversity