H.R. 9307 is like a plan where schools can get money to help kids who miss a lot of days. The schools can use this money to do things like giving rides to school, having visits at kids' homes, or setting up programs with buddies to help kids come to school more often.

H.R. 8319 is a plan to give money to schools so they can try out fun and new ways to help kids learn better. It wants to make sure these experiments are safe, fair, and help everyone get better at learning!

The AFTER SCHOOL Act wants to give money to schools in places where kids are getting into a lot of trouble, so they can have fun and learn more after regular school ends. It plans to give $100 million each year to help pay for these programs from 2025 to 2028.

The H. R. 10392 bill says that if a school wants kids to do certain activities, they need to ask the parents first and get a written "yes" from them at least 14 days before it starts. This is to make sure parents know what's going on and can decide if they want their child to join in.

H. R. 4259 is a bill that wants schools to tell parents when people meet to talk about school plans for a child with disabilities. This notice will let parents invite others who know their child well to help make the plan.

The bill lets schools get money from the government to help pay for lawyers if they get sued for choosing not to remove certain books or teaching stuff. They can get up to $100,000 for these cases, but only if no one else is helping to pay, and there's a total budget of $15 million for this from 2025 to 2029.

The 21st Century Workforce Partnerships Act is like a plan to help schools work with local businesses to teach kids the skills they need for jobs in the future. It wants schools, especially those in smaller towns, to team up with local businesses to make sure students learn things that will help them get good jobs when they grow up.

The AFTER SCHOOL Act wants to give money to schools so they can have extra fun and learning activities after school for kids who live in places with lots of trouble. The plan is to help kids stay safe and learn more, but there are worries about how the money is chosen and checked to make sure it's all fair and used the right way.

H. R. 8280 is a plan that helps schools stay safe by giving them money to teach their staff about important things like staying away from bad stuff and keeping out of trouble. The people in charge are figuring out how to give out the money fairly, but they need to make some parts clearer, like how they decide who gets the money and how much each gets.

The School Safety Notification System Act is a plan to keep kids safe at school by making sure schools have ways to handle emergencies, like fires or bad weather, and tell parents quickly. Schools need to talk to safety helpers like police or firefighters to make these plans if they want to get money from the government.

The bill wants to help teachers become better leaders by giving them special classes and training while they still teach. The program works with colleges and schools to help teachers learn new skills and maybe earn a special badge for being a top teacher leader.

This bill wants to give some schools money to help teachers learn how to be fair and nice to everyone, no matter what they look like or believe, by teaching them about biases they might not even know they have. They're planning to spend $10,000,000 each year for three years to make schools a better place for all kids to learn and grow.

This bill wants to help make sure kids who need extra help in school get it by giving money to create special tutoring programs run by teachers-in-training, schools, and local groups, making learning fun and easier for everyone.

H. R. 9684 is a plan to give money to schools so students can help each other feel better when they're sad or worried. The schools will get money to start these programs, and kids will learn how to support their friends if they need it.