Overview
- Attorney General James Uthmeier said his Office of Parental Rights will take legal action against schools that prevent students from forming TPUSA clubs.
- Uthmeier reported hearing cases across Florida of schools refusing to allow TPUSA chapters but did not name specific districts.
- Duval County board vice chair April Carney advanced a policy change to permit non‑teacher sponsors, including cleared employees or vetted community members.
- Turning Point USA says inquiries to start new chapters have topped roughly 120,000 since a memorial for Charlie Kirk, beyond about 900 college and 1,200 high school chapters already in place.
- TPUSA named Erika Kirk as CEO, positioning the organization for continuity as it pursues rapid club expansion.