Adding Oak Ridge school desegregation to state curriculum?
Oakridger Sixty-six years after 85 Black students became the first in the Southeast to be integrated into a government school after the Brown v. Board of Education decision, Oak Ridge Schools is asking the state to include this information in the state curriculum. Oak Ridge Schools Superintendent Bruce Borchers said Kelly Williams, the city schools' executive director of teaching and learning, is working on having the historical information adopted into the state curriculum for public schools instruction. However, he told a virtual audience at an Altrusa International of Oak Ridge meeting tha...
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