Curriculum

Salem’s Teach Truth Day Sparks Debate on Classroom Curriculum Changes

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Salem, Ohio — Educators and community members gathered for “Teach Truth Day” in response to recent legislative changes affecting classroom curricula across the nation. This event highlighted concerns over state laws that critics argue stifle comprehensive teaching about critical issues and history. The daylong initiative, held at the local school district, aimed to foster dialogue among educators, parents, and students. Participants expressed worries that certain state mandates are reshaping how teachers approach subjects like race, gender, and history, potentially omitting vital lessons necessary for a well-rounded education. Keynote speakers, educators, and local leaders shared personal … Read more

Federal Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Ethnic Studies Curriculum in California, Citing Lack of Evidence

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Los Angeles — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit targeting the United Teachers Los Angeles and a group responsible for developing a debated ethnic studies curriculum, which has been implemented by several school districts across California. The lawsuit, initiated by Concerned Jewish Parents and Teachers of Los Angeles, claimed the curriculum propagated views that were antisemitic and alienating to Jewish and Zionist teachers. Judge Fernando Olguin of the Central District of California delivered a forceful 49-page pretrial ruling on Nov. 30, determining that the complaint was convoluted and lacked persuasive evidence. The dismissal “with … Read more