Indiana Anti-CRT Bill May Get Rid of Activist Teachers From the Classroom
Government educators don't have the right to force their beliefs on your kids
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The herd of ideological teachers could get thinned in Indiana if a bill restricting the teaching of Critical Race Theory and its methods of implementation gets passed. The bill allows parents to file complaints that could lead to lawsuits and teacher terminations if passed. Teachers could also lose their licenses if they are found intentionally violating the law.
Republican state Rep. Tony Cook described the bill by saying, “The overriding intent of this bill is to provide curricular transparency. As well as to empower parents by returning them the opportunity to participate in the curriculum process of selecting and approving instructional materials to be used by teachers in the classroom." Cook has plenty of credibility to propose this bill because of his experience in education as a former teacher and superintendent.
Parents had their eyes opened to what their children were hearing and getting taught in schools during COVID and they weren’t happy. It’s no surprise certain teachers feel outraged they won’t have the ability to promote left-wing politics. They couldn’t walk away from their jobs fast enough if they are more concerned about teaching wrong, destructive, divisive, and harmful ideas about race to children.
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