Cultural competency can be required for new Minnesota teacher licenses, judge rules
The proposed update drew intense scrutiny from critics who said the revised standards amounted to indoctrination.
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The proposed update drew intense scrutiny from critics who said the revised standards amounted to indoctrination.
Opponents have accused the state of using the rules to indoctrinate teachers.
Conservative groups have latched onto the proposed changes, arguing they fall outside the educator licensing board's authority.
Unfortunately, the voices against the changes are loud. We need to hear from those who support teachers having these tools.
REGIONAL— Financial analysts with the state’s Department of Commerce (DOC) are recommending a sharp reduction in Minnesota Power’s request for higher electrical rates for its …