List of Surveys in Schools
Below you’ll find a list of federal and state sponsored surveys that are offered to school districts, requirement varies depending on the state. The timing of when these surveys are…
FOX NEWS: Heritage Action to train parents in Virginia on being engaged in their kids’ education
The symposium will teach parents how to run for school board, file FOIA requests, engage with their children’s curriculum…
Buffalo Public Schools uses Covid relief funds to openly implement “Critical Race Theory” into curriculum
Buffalo Public Schools has a 169-page document explaining how it is using ESSER funds from the 2021 school year through 2024. Under a section titled…
AEI: Schoolchildren Are Not ‘Mere Creatures of the State’
In 1925, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned an Oregon law requiring that parents or guardians send their children to public school in the districts where they lived. The Society of…
Concord Academy celebrates its centennial with a school-wide “critical social justice” makeover
“As Concord Academy nears its 100th birthday, now proudly inclusive of all genders, the school also marks half a century as a coed institution.”…
Fargo Public Schools’ Board of Education votes to remove Pledge of Allegiance from meetings; land acknowledgement will remain
UPDATE: On August 18, 2022, the Board of Education of Fargo Public Schools voted 8-1 to “resume reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of board meetings.” The…
Washoe County School District implements policy that keeps the gender identity of students a secret from parents
On April 3, 2019, the Washoe County School District appeared to update its “Gender Identity” policy to include new rules for teachers and staff when dealing…
Okemos Public Schools distributes ‘Genderbread Person’ diagram as part of elementary school reproductive health lesson
Okemos Public Schools in Michigan uses the “GenderBread Person,” a resource designed for students as young as five years old, to teach reproductive health. The diagram explains gender identity,…
Okemos Schools’ DEI director warns that teachers who don’t use students’ preferred pronouns’—even behind parents’ backs—”could potentially fall under our harassment policy”
The Okemos Public Schools’ director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion warned in July that teachers who fail to use a student’s preferred pronouns, even without parental knowledge, may face harassment…