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Gov. Kay Ivey renounces pre-k educator resource book, ADECE secretary resigns - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kay Ivey renounces pre-k educator resource book, ADECE secretary resigns

The administration stated that the content was “simply not in line with what the Ivey Administration or the people of Alabama stand for or believe.”

Source: waff.com
Alabama Early Education out after complaints over material - Vimarsana News

Alabama Early Education out after complaints over material

The book in question? The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Developmentally Appropriate Practice Book, 4th Edition.

Gov. Kay Ivey denounces 'woke' preschool training book, ousts state official - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kay Ivey denounces 'woke' preschool training book, ousts state official

Barbara Cooper, who has led the department since 2020, resigned Friday.

Source: al.com
Gov. Kay Ivey orders 'woke' resource book removed from pre-K instruction, changes leadership - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kay Ivey orders 'woke' resource book removed from pre-K instruction, changes leadership

In a Friday news release, Ivey’s office said the book includes talk of White privilege, systemic racism and LGBTQIA+ issues for 4-year-olds.

Source: waaytv.com
Alabama Early Childhood Education Secretary resigns after pre-K educator book pulled - Vimarsana News

Alabama Early Childhood Education Secretary resigns after pre-K educator book pulled

In the release, it was made clear that “Governor Ivey strongly believes that woke concepts have no place at any level of education in the state of Alabama and should not be taking away from the overall mission of improving educational outcomes for students.”

Source: wbrc.com