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Related: About this forumOhio Republicans Want Teacher Curriculums Shared Online
https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/2022/01/03/ohio-republicans-want-teacher-curriculums-shared-online/9054152002/At first blush this might not seem like a bad idea although parents already have access to the school curriculum. What is interesting is one small paragraph in the article:
And he (state representative Brett Hudson Hillyer R-Uhichsville) thought it could tone down some of the rhetoric at school board meetings about divisive concepts like slavery and racism.
So the problem is actually laid bare by Hillyers own words. Racism and slavery are too divisive.
Divisive for who? Those who were and are the target of racism? Or too divisive for delicate Republicans?
Merely one more example of Oh-Alabama-io.
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Ohio Republicans Want Teacher Curriculums Shared Online (Original Post)
lonely bird
Jan 2022
OP
Thing is, we all know these parents don't want to be involved in their child's education
Walleye
Jan 2022
#4
Iowa GQP are creating a "Parents' Bill Of Rights" for the new legislative session.
SharonClark
Jan 2022
#5
we can do it
(12,774 posts)1. Fuck Ohio I'm so glad to be outta there
YP_Yooper
(291 posts)7. Lived in Toledo for 20 yrs
So agree with you!
we can do it
(12,774 posts)8. Over 50 years in Akron area, and it's not as bad there.
CrispyQ
(38,244 posts)2. More small government from the party of bigoted busy-bodies.
blueinredohio
(6,797 posts)3. Every teacher in Ohio should tell these assholes
if they don't keep their nose out of education teachers will resign en masse. Then politicians can teach. But I know in my area there's too many republicans to do that. As a matter of fact the majority of them probably agree.
Walleye
(35,661 posts)4. Thing is, we all know these parents don't want to be involved in their child's education
Of course this is not about education. Which of the right wing is against anyway
SharonClark
(10,323 posts)5. Iowa GQP are creating a "Parents' Bill Of Rights" for the new legislative session.
I'm sure that will be part of it.
multigraincracker
(34,069 posts)6. Just use big words and
problem solved.
YP_Yooper
(291 posts)9. On the flip side
you shouldn't have to sue to find out either...
Then again, if a parent was so concerned about what their kids are taught, maybe.... IDK....
see what your own kid is being taught? They do have reading, assignments and tests, right?
Sounds more like publishing it for these loony people who may not even have kids to dig through for politics...