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A cell phone recording shows a student making a class presentation that references slavery, and he uses a racial epithet and the N-word multiple times.
A teacher is on leave and many in the community are upset after a three minute video shows the student using a slur repeatedly.
After working for more than a decade as a substitute teacher for Fort Worth public schools, Susan, a Black woman, thought committing to full-time work as an elementary school teacher would be a natural fit. We are concealing Susan’s real name to protect her from retaliation from school district leaders. Her first
Parents and students across the state are finding more examples of critical race theory being taught in public schools. The latest is out of Fort Worth ISD, where a high school English class includes books that teach concepts associated with the ideology.
Outgoing Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Kent Scribner will be paid more than $500,000 as part of a retirement plan with the district.