A project of Moms for Liberty
Your school board votes Tuesday. You should know by Friday.
M4L AWARE reads the agendas of more than 13,000 school districts every twelve hours, flags what affects parental rights, and puts a plain-language alert in front of your local chapter — before the vote, not after.
Item 7.b — DEI consulting contract, $48,000, placed on the consent agenda.
DistrictAnkeny Community School District, IA
Agenda posted41 hours before the meeting
Board voteTuesday, 6:00 p.m.
Why it mattersRecurring vendor contract, no public discussion scheduled.
Suggested actionAsk to pull from consent · sign up for comment
What AWARE watches
Six things we read for, every twelve hours.
AWARE is not a search engine for outrage. It is a scheduled, documented sweep of public agendas — ranked by impact on parental rights and reported in plain language, with the source attached.
01
DEI & equity policy
Contracts, consultants, staff trainings, and “equity” language inserted into policy revisions.
02
Gender & identity
Bathroom, athletics, pronoun, and parental-notification policies, including quiet revisions.
03
Curriculum & materials
New vendors, textbooks, supplemental materials, pilot programs, and library purchases.
04
Title IX
Procedure changes, investigator roles, complaint handling, and federal compliance language.
05
Transparency & notice
Late-posted agendas, consent-calendar items, revised attachments, and meetings moved without notice.
06
Free speech & parental rights
Public comment rules, records requests, opt-outs, and policies that move authority away from parents.
07 · AND THE GOOD NEWS
Districts that get it right.
AWARE scores positive items too: early agendas, protected public comment, rejected contracts, and boards that tell parents before they vote. The point is oversight, not a body count.
How it works
From a 400-page PDF to a 90-second read.
Four steps, run continuously, in public documents only.
01
Watch
Every twelve hours, AWARE pulls agendas and attachments from more than 13,000 districts, including late revisions.
02
Rank
Each item is scored 1–10 for impact and tagged by category, so a $48,000 consent item on page 212 does not disappear.
03
Alert
Your chapter receives a plain-language summary and a shareable alert, ideally about 72 hours before the vote.
04
Engage
Parents read the source document, sign up for public comment, call board members, and show up.
“School districts count on the agenda being too long to read. That is the assumption AWARE was built to break.”
M4L AWARE · Program brief
Coverage
13,000 districts. One standard.
AWARE reads the agendas that are published. Where a district posts late, posts only a PDF, or posts nothing at all, we note it — because that is itself a transparency finding.
Coverage is expanding. If your district’s agendas are not being read, tell your chapter chair or write to info@momsforliberty.org.
AWARE monitors public school board records. It does not monitor students, classrooms, or individual families.
The rule
AWARE finds it. You verify it.
An alert is a pointer, not a verdict. Every alert links to the original agenda and item number. Read the document, check the attachment, confirm the meeting time, and then decide what to do. We publish our misses as well as our hits.
Your board meets Tuesday. Find out Friday.
AWARE alerts go to local chapters. Join one, and the next agenda in your district lands in front of parents while there is still time to act.