Corpus Christi teachers union distributes LGBTQ+ books to students as young as five; promote the initiative with drag performers
The Corpus Christi American Federation of Teachers distributed hundreds of LGBTQ+ novels to students, as part of its Pride Patrol campaign to educate children on pronoun usage and LGBTQ rights.
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California school district surveys middle schoolers on Title IX issues
Sacramento City Unified School District is surveying middle school students on “gender equity.” The California school district conducts a school climate survey every year in which it asks students in…
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Arizona DOE uses COVID relief money to fund LGBTQ books
The Arizona Department of Education used COVID relief money to fund a private campaign that helped integrate LGBTQ books into a school classroom. McClintock High School…
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LIFESITE NEWS: Los Angeles school district gives teachers ‘queer’ calendar to push LGBT agenda ‘all year long’
The calendar links to a document stating that parents do not need to be informed of their children’s gender confusion.
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IDEA North Mission College Preparatory receives $10,000 to create a “region-wide Queer Youth Conference”
In 2022, the “It Gets Better Project” allowed schools to “apply for up to $10,000 in grant funding to support school-based projects empowering LGBTQ+ students.” The…
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Positive Outcomes Charter School receives $10,000 to train educators and parents “to support LGBTQ+ students”
In 2022, the “It Gets Better Project” allowed schools to “apply for up to $10,000 in grant funding to support school-based projects empowering LGBTQ+ students.” The…
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Ida B. Wells APAC High School Program receives $10,000 to design murals that highlight “queer black history”
In 2022, the “It Gets Better Project” allowed schools to “apply for up to $10,000 in grant funding to support school-based projects empowering LGBTQ+ students.”…
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Layton High School receives $10,000 to support events during “Pride Week”; district mandates that schools allow transgender students to use their preferred restrooms and locker rooms
In 2022, the “It Gets Better Project” allowed schools to “apply for up to $10,000 in grant funding to support school-based projects empowering LGBTQ+ students.” The…
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DAILY MAIL: Anger after elite $57,000-a-year Brooklyn private school Poly Prep asks students as young as 10 if all racial groups are as smart as each other, their sexual orientation and their parents’ political beliefs
An elite Brooklyn private school was forced to shelve an invasive questionnaire that surveyed students as young as 10 about their sexual orientation and their parents’ political beliefs.
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