Peabody Public Schools in Massachusetts placed two high school teachers on leave for alleged violations of district policies and procedures, including social media posts following the death of Charlie Kirk. The district is currently investigating the matter.
Ector County ISD in Texas terminated a part-time tutor and placed a full-time staff member on administrative leave due to inflammatory social media posts regarding Charlie Kirk. The district emphasized that such conduct violated professional ethics and district policy. Join the National School Board Leadership Council to stay informed and engaged in educational leadership.
Have you checked your district's employee's social media pages yet? They are representing you...
Finally! A School Board member recognized that most families in his community share traditional values.
So, what are we going to do about it?
What do you think of this School Board's policy - Girls, who don't want a boy in their locker room, can either file a religious-belief accommodation or a mental-health accommodation?
Where do your state lawmakers stand regarding policies to set aside time for voluntary prayer and reading the Bible?
How will your School Board encourage district schools to include nutrition education in their curricula?
How is your school district handling the increase in school choice participation? Does your School Board embrace or reject the competition?
How is Artificial Intelligence being used in your schools? It's time to draft AI policies for your district!
Do your teachers know they don't have participate in unions or their progressive activism? Let them know!
What is your School Board doing to address student safety issues in your district? Parents want to know!
If you surveyed your district teachers, what would they say?
Do you need a resource to combat The 1619 Project in your schools?
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