. Both have been labeled by conservatives as anti-critical race theory laws although the term is not included in either law.
These efforts in secondary schools have been mislabeled by some conservatives as the teaching of critical race theory, something that has always been taught on the university level. Brian Whitley, vice president of communications and research at the Texas Public Charter Schools Association, said he hasn’t heard before of charter schools having to provide any statement that the school will follow state laws.
Mark Wiggins, lobbyist for the Association of Texas Professional Educators, said he believes this is a way for the TEA to hold charter schools accountable. While public schools must respond to elected school boards and taxpayers, the TEA holds that role for charter schools. Chloe Latham Sikes, deputy director of policy at the Intercultural Development Research Association, said one of the issues with the TEA issuing this requirement is that the agency still has not given official guidance on how to comply with the law.
A pledge of fealty to your serf lords. Don't talk about those bad things we've done in the past... we don't want anyone to be able to identify when we subtly keep doing it
RIDICULOUS!!!! SHAME ON TEXAS!!! EDUCATION WAS BAD, NOW IT IS GOING TO BE WORST.
Isn’t there a 1st Amendment problem with State Action limiting free speech?
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Isn't this the government telling a private business what to do? And doesn't this go against the GOP stance? GOPHypocrisy
So how will our freedom loving Texas students learn that “vaccines and masks are like the Holocaust” if they can’t study the Holocaust?
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