House places 'Say No to Indoctrination Act' on the legislative calendar

The U.S. House of Representatives has placed the Say No to Indoctrination Act on the Union Calendar, specifically as Calendar No. 378. This is a procedural step that means the bill is now eligible to be scheduled for a floor vote. It does not mean the bill has passed, been debated, or become law.

Why it matters: This action is mostly administrative and procedural. It moves the bill from a committee or subcommittee stage to the main floor queue. While it indicates the bill is being prioritized by the leadership, it does not change any current laws or funding rules. The practical impact is limited to the legislative schedule until a vote actually occurs.

Who it affects

• Members of the U.S. House of Representatives, who must vote on the bill if it is scheduled.

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The source is the official House legislative calendar on Congress.gov; readers should check the original bill text and subsequent floor votes to track its actual status.

Agency: House
Source: Congress.gov — read the official document