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A new report from Defending Education says 55 K-12 school districts spend more than $17 million Ethnic Studiesprofessional development, courses, textbooks and programming.
“What is introduced in schools under the banner of racial studies, rather than expanding academic horizons, is more about advancing a narrow ideological agenda,” Nicole Neily, president and founder of Defending Education, told Education. Fox News Numbers In the statement.
“These programs often prioritize activism over analysis, providing students with lessons surrounding privilege, oppression and resistance,” she added. “The result is a critique that emphasizes division rather than a common foundation rather than understanding.
A report from Defending Education says 55 K-12 school districts spent more than $17,000,000 on race research, professional development, curriculum, textbooks and programs. (iStock)
Some examples of the new reports obtained by Fox News numbers include Ethnic Studies Courses For Imagine Learning in Grades 9-12, the focus is on “deconstructing an inequality system of power.”
Gibbs Smith’s educationVoice: A racial study survey,“Education used in California and Pennsylvania says,” studying the experience and contributions of Native, Black, Latino, Pacific Islander and Asian Americans. Students will learn the terms and tools they need to analyze the impact of race and race on American history and today. ”
Another example is Newsela’s California Ethnic Studies Collection Guidelinescreated by a community-responsive education, is also used in the California school district, which includes languages such as chromosis, environmental racism, implicit bias, intersectionality, patriarchy and white supremacy.
Courses include inquiries from national borders and citizenship to promote movements and groups such as the Black Panther Party, Black lives are also lifecompensation, “regressive movement” and environmental justice.
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Lessons include questioning state borders and citizenship to promote movements and groups such as the Black Panther Party, Black Lives Matter, reparations, the “post-land movement” and environmental justice. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty)
University of California, Berkeley Puente Project Courses, Defend Education Report Documents in Golden State and Open courses Middle schools, high schools and universities include teaching Racial justice,,,,, Gender and Sexand Environmental Justice.
Other examples include documents showing Linwood Unified School District Signing a contract There are 5 million old versions that offer “Major 2U History Courses in Black History” and provide only “race studies” workshops for male students.
The region reportedly spent more than $160,000 on consultants.
Riverside Unified School District in California spend An estimated $114,625, as a cross-country trip to 14 educators was sent to 14 educators as a professional development in race research.
Rhyen Staley, director of research for defending education, told Fox News Digital in a statement that race research is politicizing.
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“Hidden behind the shallow veneer of ‘history’ and ‘culture’, it is a left-wing political program designed to turn the youngest children into social justice activists,” Staley said. “One of its core objectives is to advance divisive topics such as critical race theory and radical gender ideology that push children against each other and Western cultures. Parents and communities should be shocked to ask that racial research be stopped teaching and replace IT with historically rising history.”
Fox News Digital contacts Gibbs Smith Education, Newsela, Puente Project, Lynwood Unified School Districts and Riverside Unifiend School Districts.
“Imagine Learning’s racial learning program supports state-mandated graduation requirements such as AB 101 in California,” Imagine Learning said in a statement to Fox News Digital.
Imagine learning adds, “Its curriculum is aligned with the California Department of Education’s model curriculum, designed to promote academic inquiry, civic engagement, and understanding of American history and society. It does not raise political perspectives.”
On Wednesday morning, the House Education and Workforce Committee’s Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education subcommittee held a relevant hearing titled “From the Playground to the Classroom: The Spread of Anti-Semitism in K-12 Schools.” The hearing is also expected to focus on anti-Americanism.
“Hidden behind the shallow veneer of ‘history’ and ‘culture’, it is a left-right political program designed to turn the youngest children into social justice activists,” said Rhyen Staley, director of research at Defending Education. (Jeff Pachoud/AFP via Getty Images)
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