Parents don't think about whether their child will be diagnosed and treated for a psychiatric condition during any given school day.

Now that the Parents' Bill of Rights has become law, the State Board of Education (SBE) and schools are tasked with implementing it. A key

Charlotte-based Atrium Health tells parents they have no right to know what medication their child is taking. By: Sloan Rachmuth TikTok...

Children as young as 2 years old can legally consent to psychiatric treatment in North Carolina. The Parents' Bill of Rights requires pare

by: Sloan Rachmuth North Carolina is a conservative state. About 65% of the state's population identifies as "highly religious." State...

Overcoming Radical Resistance: Enforcing Laws and Holding Leaders Accountable Last week, Sloan joined Stew Peters to discuss the recent...