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According to the national center for education statistics from 2009 to 2016, charter school attendance rose from 1.6 to 2.8 million. it's now at 3.7. >> the fact that we have such huge wait lists connected to many of our charter schools give us a lot of hope and optimism. >> as interest has grown, another debate has emerged. the catholic archdiocese of oklahoma city is proposes the first ever virtual catholic charter schools. >> and public funds also go to religious charter schools? we believe, given the supreme court's recent decisions, the answer to that is a very obvious yes. >> last year t...

Would serve an educational purpose. >> it's pure indoctrination and it's effectively marxism. they're trying to jam theoryo ts into this. they're trying to jam concepts t like crt. and so that runs afoul ofdard t our standards. so the florida board of fljected tn rejected that proposed ap course.. th but, you know, the media liee ma about that, too, sean. they tried to say that't wan the state of florida, you know, they don't want to teach youen about different aspects of african-american history when in reality our state law and our state standards require st teaching all aspects of us histor...

Classroom, the programming or you didn't cover extracurricular activities, that message can still get out. oops. >> we have parents that don't fully understand, so when we trick them, you know. >> todd: wow, the dissuperintent says critical race theory is not part of the programming, the district follows state standards related to public education. our children are not some social sprm. it is your sole job to educate them and prepare them for the next level, give them the skills to succeed in the next grade level or workforce and any administrator who loses sight of that fact and thinks he is ...

New laws under Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin have countered public schools’ sexualization of our kids, but fierce opposition is mounting.

Boismier’s case is the focal point of why Oklahoma educators believe this is a troubled, frightening time to be a teacher. Many are confounded by House Bill 1775, passed last October, which prohibits schools from teaching the “concept” that “any individual should feel discomfort, guilt, anguish or any other form of psychological distress on account of his or her race or sex,” among other provisions.