🚨 ARIZONA HAS THE CENTER FOR ARIZONA POLICY.
Different state. Different name. Same national policy network.

The Center for Arizona Policy (CAP) is officially listed by Family Policy Alliance as its Arizona state ally.

And when it comes to public education, CAP is VERY active.

👉 Released-time religious instruction: In 2026, CAP backed HB 2266, which would change Arizona law from saying districts may allow students to leave school for off-campus religious instruction to saying they shall allow it.

Sound familiar?

CAP also backed SB 1741, another proposal involving released-time religious education.

👉 School vouchers/ESAs: CAP is a major defender of Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program, which directs public funding toward private education and other educational expenses.

👉 Public-school policy: CAP advocates on legislation involving parental rights, religion in schools, school choice, and religious freedom.

And this isn’t something we’re inferring because these organizations happen to have similar politics.

Family Policy Alliance itself identifies Center for Arizona Policy as its Arizona state ally.

The names change. The states change.

But once you start following the legislation — especially around public schools, vouchers, parental rights, and religious access to the school day — the network becomes a whole lot easier to see. 👀

🚨 Arizona has Center for Arizona Policy.

We’re going state by state.

FOLLOW THE NETWORK. PROTECT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

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