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Nikoel Hytrek

Nikoel Hytrek

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Courts Reporter, Iowa Starting Line

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  • IA Republicans advance bill that could require schools to teach fetal personhood

    By Nikoel Hytrek Verified| Iowa Starting Line Verified Republican legislators advanced a bill on Thursday that would require schools to show students in grades 7-12 videos with details about the stages of fetal development, without any requirements that the videos be scientifically or medically accurate. Reps. Brooke Boden (R-Indianola) and Helena Hayes (R-New Sharon) voted to advance the bill because they think it’s important to keep having the conversation about teaching this in schools. Boden said kids need to learn how “precious” life is.

    By Nikoel Hytrek Verified · Iowa Starting Line

    Jan. 30, 2025

  • IA Republicans advance bill to make schools teach that life begins at conception

    By Nikoel Hytrek Verified| Iowa Starting Line Verified Left: Sen. Jeff Taylor, Right: Sen. Sandy Salmon from the website for the Iowa Legislature@ A bill requiring educators to teach students that life begins at conception was passed through a Senate subcommittee on Thursday by Sens. Jeff Taylor (R-Sioux Center) and Sandy Salmon (R-Janesville). Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott (D-West Des Moines), who also sat on the education subcommittee, did not sign on to the bill.

    By Nikoel Hytrek Verified · Iowa Starting Line

    Jan. 24, 2025

  • IA Republicans advance bill that could require schools to teach fetal personhood

    By Nikoel Hytrek Verified| Iowa Starting Line Verified Republican legislators advanced a bill on Thursday that would require schools to show students in grades 7-12 videos with details about the stages of fetal development, without any requirements that the videos be scientifically or medically accurate. Reps. Brooke Boden (R-Indianola) and Helena Hayes (R-New Sharon) voted to advance the bill because they think it’s important to keep having the conversation about teaching this in schools. Boden said kids need to learn how “precious” life is.

    By Nikoel Hytrek Verified · Iowa Starting Line

    Jan. 30, 2025

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