Schools Across U.S. Cite Inclusivity as Reason for Backing Away From Halloween Events
Schools in Massachusetts, Michigan and Washington state have moved away from Halloween-themed celebrations this year.
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Schools in Massachusetts, Michigan and Washington state have moved away from Halloween-themed celebrations this year.
Chief diversity officers (CDOs) charged with promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals have become ubiquitous on college campuses.REF Now this institutional arrangement is being exported to the K–12 education system.
Some students have historically declined to participate in the Pumpkin Parade.
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Mask-- class make their own masks, but don't cancel the party. deep down it was the racial equity team at the school with no consultation of the parents that identified this problem and decided to kill off the halloween celebration. we can't let this go on. lincoln when he signed the proclamation making thanksgiving a national holiday, he did so because he said he wanted to unite the country around shared experiences, so you share a culture as a people. that's so important for kids in the school setting and when americans are so divided politically and otherwise, we need these moments of natio...