Thanks for Loudoun County, Va. parents and the school board there, Loudoun County has been much in the news about the parents' fights with the board over Critical Race Theory.
Do you think CRT is right here in Richland 2? Do you know the extent of "diversity training" (mind-bending) in Richland 2 School District? Think you should find out more - now?
Here's an article for your reading enjoyment.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/how-loudoun-county-became-the-apex-of-the-fight-against-critical-race-theory?itm_source=parsely-api&utm_source=cnemail&utm_medium=email
And here are some highlights from that article:
police arrested at least two parents who refused to leave a public school board meeting.
nearly year-long pushback against the district for allegedly pushing critical race theory on children
progressive ideology in the classroom.
Between 2018 and 2020, LCPS spent $422,500 in taxpayer funds on diversity training programs hosted by The Equity Collaborative, a California-based consulting firm.
How much has Richland 2 spent?
promoting social justice in the classroom
Learning for Justice — the left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center’s teaching arm — to craft the district’s new curriculum. The proposed lesson plans recommended restructuring history and social studies classes to emphasize slavery as fundamental to American society for students from kindergarten to fifth grade.
You've heard of The 1619 Project; right?
Dr. Seuss’s children’s book contained “racial undertones” that are not suitable for “culturally responsive” learning.
the district’s progressive school board. The board did not publicly announce many of the changes
speech code that would have prohibited teachers from criticizing the school board’s racial equity plan. District employees were instructed to be committed to “action-oriented equity practices” in all forms of personal and public speech.
district also hired an equity lead
teachers were required to undergo an equity presentation
teacher bullying a student for saying he takes a colorblind approach to observing people.
Parents who pushed back against critical race theory in Loudon County were met with intense pushback from the “anti-racist” community, including teachers.
A black mother called the board racist for daring to teach her children that they were oppressed.
The board voted to silence parents condemning them by suddenly ending the public comment portion of the meeting, which was scheduled to go on for hours.
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