South Dakota education legislation being shaped by national politics
The extent to which national political movements sway South Dakota’s legislative priorities was rarely more evident than during a House Education Committee hearing.
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The extent to which national political movements sway South Dakota’s legislative priorities was rarely more evident than during a House Education Committee hearing.
Legislators want to ban lessons on LGBTQ communities and require teachers to tell parents when students want their pronouns changed.
(CNSNews.com) – The National Association of Scholars (NAS) launched a new initiative this month called “Civics Alliance” (civicsalliance.org), a website that provides information, resources, and networking contacts for citizens and lawmakers who “are dedicated to opposing Critical Race Theory (CRT)” and committed to “restoring excellent civics education to America’s K-12 schools.”
(CNSNews.com) – The National Association of Scholars (NAS) launched a new initiative this month called “Civics Alliance” (civicsalliance.org), a website that provides information, resources, and networking contacts for citizens and lawmakers who “are dedicated to opposing Critical Race Theory (CRT)” and committed to “restoring excellent civics education to America’s K-12 schools.”
(CNSNews.com) – The National Association of Scholars (NAS) launched a new initiative this month called “Civics Alliance” (civicsalliance.org), a website that provides information, resources, and networking contacts for citizens and lawmakers who “are dedicated to opposing Critical Race Theory (CRT)” and committed to “restoring excellent civics education to America’s K-12 schools.”