Parents behind 'Bree's Law' blocked by Dunleavy administration from adapting Alaska's teen dating violence classes for nationwide use

The Moore family said they were confused by the decision after they’d worked with the administration for weeks to discuss adapting the curriculum. Gov. Dunleavy’s office said the curriculum still needs to be vetted for its efficacy before it can be offered across the country.

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