Teachers are tired of the culture wars — and many support LGBTQ+ curricula, Pew survey finds
If there's one thing teachers can agree on, it's that government overreach has gone too far.
February 25 2024 2:00 PM
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If there's one thing teachers can agree on, it's that government overreach has gone too far.
In expressing their disdain for policies pushing so-called "LGBT ideology," conservatives are actually taking a stance against anti-bullying rules.
The law threatens gay-straight alliances and is causing other harms to LGBTQ+ youth.
A resolution passed 4-1 to call her to resign. However, Ziegler was defiant.
It's against Florida law to allow trans girls to play on the schools' girls sports teams.
The list of plaintiffs now included Iowa teachers, students, the Iowa State Education Association, and four bestselling authors including John Green and Jodi Picoult
Cody Conner is going viral after speaking out during a Virginia Beach school board meeting. His trans daughter is a student in the district.
The school board’s decision to allow Max Hightower to resume his role in the musical follows intense community backlash and national debate over transgender rights in schools.
This is exactly why LGBTQ+ book bans don't protect kids at all.
The virtual school says its hands are tied due to Florida's "don't say gay" law. However, the teacher has lodged a complaint against it.
Student Max Hightower was told students had to be cast according to the gender they were assigned at birth. “I want every kid to be recognized and noticed and allowed to be themselves,” he said.
Only about 4 percent of LGBTQ+ youth said they hadn't encountered online bullying or hate.
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It was set to take effect Thursday.
The judge found the policy violated the state constitution by discriminating based on the student’s sex.
Republican House members and conservative groups contended that removing books from school libraries doesn't amount to banning them, while Democrats pushed back.
Though the original law was written for public schools, the Florida Department of Education approved a new rule expanding it to private schools.
The former student who brought the suit could not prove he was harmed by the school's action, the judge ruled.
The publisher's action is drawing criticism from teachers, librarians, and advocacy groups.
The law will take effect next month.