Does the Richland 2 School District in any way attempt to control speech by teachers, staff, students, parents or community members?
Read this article about efforts in Loudoun County, Virginia by the public schools. They are trying to muzzle teachers who would speak out against the school board's racial-equity plan.
How many parents, staff or even teachers know what the racial-equity plan is for the Richland 2 schools?
The article says this about the Loudoun County Public Schools Board: "The speech code is hidden inside a "professional conduct" policy proposal, which prohibits behavior that undermines "the views, positions, goals, policies, or public statements of the Loudoun County School Board or its superintendent."
Is there anything similar buried in Board Policies for Richland 2?
And another sentence from the article reads "Loudoun County has come under fire for spending $422,500 on diversity training inspired by critical race theory, which claims racism is inherent in nearly every aspect of America. "
How much is Richland 2 spending on similar training?
Do you even know what "critical race theory" is? Or The 1619 Project? Or whether Howard Zinn's "masterpiece" is being used as a text in Richland 2 schools?
Are Richland 2 students being taught to think for themselves? Or to think the way that they "ought" to think?
When Trustee Monica Elkins attempted to speak out at a recent board meeting about the lack of support from other board members, Chair James Manning shut her down.
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