Washington Gov. Inslee Signs Bill Requiring Critical Race Training For Public School Teachers

[Dr. Evil]

Washington Gov. Inslee Signs Bill Requiring Critical Race Training For Public School Teachers

'The legislature plans to continue the important work of dismantling institutional racism in public schools and recognizes the importance of increasing equity, diversity, inclusion, antiracism, and cultural competency training throughout the entire public school system....'

legalinsurrection.com

More reasons to avoid public schools.

FUJI.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Washington Gov. Inslee Signs Bill Requiring Critical Race Training For Public School Teachers

'The legislature plans to continue the important work of dismantling institutional racism in public schools and recognizes the importance of increasing equity, diversity, inclusion, antiracism, and cultural competency training throughout the entire public school system....'

legalinsurrection.com

More reasons to avoid public schools.

FUJI.

Just another topic of division between the states. On the opposite end of this you have Florida banning it.

 

[Michael]

'Tis a good time to take up homeschooling (not as hard as many think). I read the article, all I see is a bunch of words bunched together to waste tax money. Nothing of substance and nothing actually addressing any "issue."

 

[Acer-m14]

Facts right here ..


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Gothix
2 weeks ago
I know I'm going to get many comments mentioning Democratic-socialist countries as means to discredit Lily's experience. That said, let's put our critical thinking caps on and focus on what Lily said in regards to the indoctrination she experienced during the cultural revolution. Now, let's refocus back to Critical Race Theory in America. How do you explain the government forcing this 'theory' into public AND private schools, without parental consent?

 

[libertysnake]

Would it not make sense to have a homeschool coalition of some sort where good people, of different professions, can work as a group to efficiently create homeschool material for their children?

This is the sort of creativity we need to make these policies a thing of the past.

 

[SmallGameAddict]

I couldn't do it today.
Teach? With the asinine liberal mandates today? Fuggedaboutit.

I couldn't even drive a school bus full of namby pamby punks.

 

[Catskillkid]

Would it not make sense to have a homeschool coalition of some sort where good people, of different professions, can work as a group to efficiently create homeschool material for their children?

This is the sort of creativity we need to make these policies a thing of the past.

Those things sort of exist already. I know around by me (well where I work really) there are a fair amount of home schoolers. They tend to fall into two camps: 1) The super religious who don't want their kids to learn about evolution or sex education and 2) lefties who think the schools aren't doing enough to foster creative education and/or are simply teaching too much to a test (which is a valid concern in my opinion).

Both groups (though particularly those in group two) tend to pool resources and help one another out with activities. My organization does, among other things STEM education, and they come to our programs.