The House and Senate are both at work on Day 15 of the Legislature in session. Here’s what we are following:

•  Abortion: A House panel is scheduled to take up bills restricting abortions in the third trimester, always a hot ideological topic.

-- The Parent Empowerment Act, a.k.a. Florida’s parent trigger law, has its first two hearings by senators and House members. The bill would allow parents at low-performing public schools to petition the school district for sweeping reforms -- or even have the school converted into a charter.

•  Prison Privatization: House justice appropriations committee members take on their version of bills calling for prisons to be run by for-profit companies.

•  School sports head injuries: Senators consider a bill requiring more information be given to parents about risks of head injuries, and mandating athletes be removed from play until they can be examined.

•  Press Skits: Here’s a shameless plug for the annual show by the press corp skewering the people we cover -- and vice versa (www.capitolskits.com). It’s 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at The Moon in Tallahassee, and serves as a scholarship fundraiser.