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School and principal achievements highlight November meeting - Vimarsana News

School and principal achievements highlight November meeting

McDowell County Schools held its November Board of Education meeting earlier this week inside the board room. The meeting was opened up by comments from McDowell County Schools superintendent Dr.

How should schools apply the Parents' Bill of Rights? Wake wants public feedback. - Vimarsana News

How should schools apply the Parents' Bill of Rights? Wake wants public feedback.

Wake has to update its parental involvement policy by Jan. 1. to include things such as how to handle requests from students for name and pronoun changes.

Source: yahoo.com
Guilford County School Board to vote on revised policies in line with NC's Parents' Bill of Rights - Vimarsana News

Guilford County School Board to vote on revised policies in line with NC's Parents' Bill of Rights

The Guilford County Board of Education will vote on revisions to three policies next week in alignment with the state’s new Parents’ Bill of Rights. Numerous parents wrote to the district opposing the changes.

Source: wfdd.org
Johnston passes policy against books on gender identity in elementary school libraries - Vimarsana News

Johnston passes policy against books on gender identity in elementary school libraries

The school system is drawing both praise and criticism for expanding the Parents’ Bill of Rights’ ban on elementary school instruction on gender identity.

Source: yahoo.com
Book content, policies again hot topic at Monday meeting - Vimarsana News

Book content, policies again hot topic at Monday meeting

Mature content in books and Burke County Public Schools’ policy on such texts again were hot topics at Monday evening’s regular meeting of the Burke County Board of Education.