LGBTQ-themed books were among the many books removed from Florida’s public school libraries last year, but that was not the focus of media headlines. Instead, the media emphasized the notion that removing inappropriate books from…
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Clark County teachers’ union and the school district are currently embroiled in contract negotiations, which have not been fruitful in recent weeks. It has gotten to the point that the Clark County School District obtained…
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Last Thursday, protesters disrupted a speech by Princeton University professor Robert P. George at Washington College because of his alleged conservative views on gender. George is a tenured professor of 38 years and was the…
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The Board of Education in Florida passed a rule that barred students and staff from using a bathroom that does not correspond to their biological sex, which aligns with a law passed by the state…
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Becky Pringle, president of the National Education Association (NEA) teachers’ union, recently interviewed a fired teacher in Georgia about alleged “classroom censorship” taking place in public schools. Katie Rinderle was fired from her public school…
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