State Representative
Regina Weiss
Oak Park | 6thHouse District
Serving 93,629 constituents in NNW Detroit, west Royal Oak Township, Huntington Woods, east Berkley, NNW Royal Oak,
ReginaWeiss@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0823
Office: CB-371
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Ms. Weiss, Please vote NO on bill 6068. Stop the overreach on kids, learn where parental guidance and rights are compared to the constant overstepping. The bill pushes trans agenda, waives clergy involvement, gives kids contraceptives behind their parent’s back, teaches masturbation and calls abortion “family planning”. There’s a reason most everything went red— this (along with any measures which seek to hide school content from parents) will lead to a mass exodus from MI public schools
Our children can’t even read with 3rd grade Mstep scores as all time low, but sure let’s feed them birth control at school and teach them gender ideology as priority with bills such as 6068
Yom Kippur invites us to take a moment for introspection. Whether it’s through fasting or just taking time for ourselves, let’s use this day to reflect on our values and how we can align our efforts with them. Wishing everyone a meaningful day.
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I was happy to attend a bill signing today for critical education legislation. Find out more by watching this quick video.
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Shanah Tovah to everyone celebrating Rosh Hashanah! May this New Year be a time of reflection, renewal and happiness.
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State Representative Matt Koleszar and I were honored to be selected as the Michigan Association of Superintendents & Administrators as Legislators of the Year at their conference last week. In addition to our plaques, we were also awarded with wrestling belts for our efforts to advance pro-public education policy.
We really earned our belts today with the passage of our bills 5503 and 5803, legislation we worked hard to get across the finish line. These bills provide critical investments back into the classroom and lower costs for teachers. The investments in mental health and school safety will help ensure that all of our students have what they need to be successful.
Incredibly proud to stand with the rest of my colleagues to put kids first, because strong schools produce healthy kids #MiLeg #StrongSchoolsHealthyKids Michigan House Democrats
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Congratulations!
Well deserved! Great Public Servants who care about students and education, thank you!
Congratulations
We must do better for our schools, and Michigan House Democrats are up to the task. Today we’re announcing a total of $150 million for schools to put toward safety and mental health resources, so they can meet the needs of all kids, parents, and teachers.
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House Democrats are committed to empowering Michigan’s schools to invest in classrooms, safety and mental health. Join us at our press conference as we discuss continued support for students, teachers and staff. #MichEd #KidsFirst
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Today SB 911 passed the legislature! This bill will put $600 million back into schools and classrooms around our state and builds upon the state budget that was passed earlier this year.
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This is great news, thank you Rep. Weiss and the democratic legislators and Governor!
Awesome
Thank you!
Hope to see you Thursday!
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House Dems Deliver for School Safety, Mental Health
Legislators continue putting students, educators first LANSING, Mich. Sept. 25, 2024 — Michigan House Democrats passed House Bill 5503 today, [...]
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House Dems to Hold ‘Strong Schools, Healthy Kids’ Press Conference LANSING, Mich. Sept. 24, 2024 — The Michigan House Democrats will [...]
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Ms. Weiss, Please vote NO on bill 6068. Stop the overreach on kids, learn where parental guidance and rights are compared to the constant overstepping. The bill pushes trans agenda, waives clergy involvement, gives kids contraceptives behind their parent’s back, teaches masturbation and calls abortion “family planning”. There’s a reason most everything went red— this (along with any measures which seek to hide school content from parents) will lead to a mass exodus from MI public schools
Our children can’t even read with 3rd grade Mstep scores as all time low, but sure let’s feed them birth control at school and teach them gender ideology as priority with bills such as 6068
Yom Kippur invites us to take a moment for introspection. Whether it’s through fasting or just taking time for ourselves, let’s use this day to reflect on our values and how we can align our efforts with them. Wishing everyone a meaningful day. ... See MoreSee Less
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I was happy to attend a bill signing today for critical education legislation. Find out more by watching this quick video. ... See MoreSee Less
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Shanah Tovah to everyone celebrating Rosh Hashanah! May this New Year be a time of reflection, renewal and happiness. ... See MoreSee Less
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State Representative Matt Koleszar and I were honored to be selected as the Michigan Association of Superintendents & Administrators as Legislators of the Year at their conference last week. In addition to our plaques, we were also awarded with wrestling belts for our efforts to advance pro-public education policy.
We really earned our belts today with the passage of our bills 5503 and 5803, legislation we worked hard to get across the finish line. These bills provide critical investments back into the classroom and lower costs for teachers. The investments in mental health and school safety will help ensure that all of our students have what they need to be successful.
Incredibly proud to stand with the rest of my colleagues to put kids first, because strong schools produce healthy kids #MiLeg #StrongSchoolsHealthyKids Michigan House Democrats ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations!
Well deserved! Great Public Servants who care about students and education, thank you!
Congratulations
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We must do better for our schools, and Michigan House Democrats are up to the task. Today we’re announcing a total of $150 million for schools to put toward safety and mental health resources, so they can meet the needs of all kids, parents, and teachers. ... See MoreSee Less
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HAPPENING NOW:
House Democrats are committed to empowering Michigan’s schools to invest in classrooms, safety and mental health. Join us at our press conference as we discuss continued support for students, teachers and staff. #MichEd #KidsFirst ... See MoreSee Less
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Today SB 911 passed the legislature! This bill will put $600 million back into schools and classrooms around our state and builds upon the state budget that was passed earlier this year. ... See MoreSee Less
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This is great news, thank you Rep. Weiss and the democratic legislators and Governor!
Awesome
Thank you!
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