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Teachers' union resources discuss 'sadomasochism,' 'bondage,' and other sex acts | National - Vimarsana News

Teachers' union resources discuss 'sadomasochism,' 'bondage,' and other sex acts | National

The National Education Association, the nation’s largest teachers union, as well as the Hilliard, Ohio branch, are under social media fire after it was revealed that resources from the union’s

Ohio GOP proposes 7th 'censorship' bill this term - Vimarsana News

Ohio GOP proposes 7th 'censorship' bill this term

Ohio Republican lawmakers have put forward at least seven different bills that critics say censor education, with the latest being vague guidelines on so-called "sexually explicit" material.

Teachers' union resources discuss 'sadomasochism,' 'bondage,' and other sex acts | National - Vimarsana News

Teachers' union resources discuss 'sadomasochism,' 'bondage,' and other sex acts | National

The National Education Association, the nation’s largest teachers union, as well as the Hilliard, Ohio branch, are under social media fire after it was revealed that resources from the union’s

House Republicans want schools to tell parents about 'sexually explicit content' - Vimarsana News

House Republicans want schools to tell parents about 'sexually explicit content'

Two Ohio House Republicans introduced legislation last week that would force school boards to disclose to parents all “sexually explicit content” taught in the classroom.

Ohio House Republicans Introduce Legislation Forcing Schools to Disclose 'Sexually Explicit Content' Taught in Classrooms - Vimarsana News

Ohio House Republicans Introduce Legislation Forcing Schools to Disclose 'Sexually Explicit Content' Taught in Classrooms

The legislation was introduced by Cincinnati area Republicans D.J. Swearingen and Sara Carruthers.