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06/18/2026
MAJOR WIN: The Wisconsin Supreme Court sides with WILL and holds that the Evers Administration cannot offer scholarships based on race. This is a huge win for equality and provides a ROADMAP for Wisconsin Taxpayers to challenge many other programs worth billions of dollars!
06/18/2026
If we want to solve Wisconsin’s reading crisis, we have to look at how we train our teachers.
WILL launched our "Wisconsin Education Comeback" series to help bring proven teaching methods back to revitalize our classrooms.
Our first report shows teacher preparation is a root cause of both low reading proficiency & teacher shortages. Also, inconsistent training in the Science of Reading limits both educator effectiveness & workforce supply.👇
Wisconsin public schools average $18,592 per student. High school choice gets $13,371. K-8 choice gets just $10,877.
If extra spending isn’t driving student success, what is? Hear WILL President Rick Esenberg break down the real state of education in our latest episode. 🎧👇
06/10/2026
🚨FREE SPEECH VICTORY: WILL secured a settlement with the Pittsville School District to protect the First Amendment rights of a parent who received litigation threats from the district and visits from law enforcement following a social media post.
WILL continues to defend the liberties of parents in Wisconsin and beyond! More below:
🚨 Did you know every gallon of milk you buy currently funds extreme climate policies that drive dairy farmers out of business?
Like thousands nationwide, three Wisconsin dairy producers are subject to mandatory federal “Checkoff” fees, fees legally restricted to milk advertising, but are now suing the USDA because those funds are being illegally diverted to activist climate ESG groups. More below👇
For your weekend listening!🎙️
“We’ve seen a decline in educational outcomes since the COVID-19 pandemic… the United States stagnates in the bottom half of industrialized nations.”
How do we fix this? Will Flanders looks at success stories across the country, like the “Southern Surge” in literacy, to build a better model for Wisconsin students. Listen to the full education episode below:
06/04/2026
Gov. Evers thinks he can ignore the highest court in the land to push an ideological agenda. Well, the law applies to everyone.
Our federal lawsuit will protect the First Amendment and end Wisconsin’s unconstitutional ban on Christian Counselors. More👇👇
06/02/2026
The Wisconsin Dentistry Examining Board recently proposed a rule that could violate dentists’ First Amendment speech rights by letting the American Dental Association have final say over which dentists can speak certain words in their advertisements.
Similar regulations in other states have already been deemed a First Amendment violation. WILL submitted a public comment letting the Board know their proposed rule needs to be dropped or redrafted to comply with the First Amendment.
It’s never too early to get involved in the rulemaking process to stop a bad rule before it ever takes effect. Read more below.
06/01/2026
🚨 America’s future is at stake. Education is in decline!
Hear the latest "If You Can Keep It" podcast as WILL's Rick Esenberg and Will Flanders detail the crisis in Wisconsin education: plummeting test scores, classroom chaos, the threat of AI, and more. Listen to the full episode below 👇👇
05/27/2026
In 2015, Wisconsin paired work requirements with food stamps and over 28,000 people found jobs. It’s time to bring that same success to public housing. 🏠
That’s why WILL just backed a new U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development rule that cuts federal red tape and lets housing agencies create work requirements so able-bodied adults can build skills and move off aid. Public housing assistance should be temporary, not a permanent destination.
This rule will not only reward work but it will open up housing space for the next family in need. Learn more below:
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