With outcry over critical race theory, we hear from Connecticut educators and students
With a General Election just around the corner, the so-called “sleepy” town of Guilford has made national headlines, gripped by a polarizing debate over what’s being taught in schools.
Guilford High School English Chair George Cooksey and Superintendent Paul Freeman explain that while critical race theory is not itself taught in the K-12 environment in Guilford, “dimension” and diversity of source material is still a priority.
Plus, a new Black and Latino Studies elective is rolling out in Connecticut high schools next fall, following the first mandate of its…
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