Post by Keith on Jan 20, 2023 6:35:06 GMT -6
'Shocking' video exposes school officials plotting to 'trick' Ohio parents, teach CRT
Critics are outraged after shocking video surfaced of Ohio school officials discussing how they can push critical race theory covertly, working around school policies already in place. Protect Ohio Children Coalition co-chair Cathy Pultz, who is a former teacher herself, joined "Fox & Friends First" Thursday to discuss the bombshell video and the broader impact of the curriculum on the community.
"It should be a parent and school partnership, and it's really not," Pultz told co-host Todd Piro. "In our district in Upper Arlington, the transparency has been a problem for years. They have their agenda. They get caught doing something. They get caught reading books without telling the parents. And they turn around and say, we're going to do an investigation, but then nothing happens." "There have been no consequences for any of our teachers or staff when they're breaking board policy, and it is really frustrating," she continued. "And this is just another example of parents losing control of what's being taught to their children."
The video, showing Ohio school officials discussing how they can secretly advocate the controversial content even if the state banned it, was released by a conservative media watchdog, Accuracy in Media.
*Video at link*
www.foxnews.com/person/h/bailee-hill
Critics are outraged after shocking video surfaced of Ohio school officials discussing how they can push critical race theory covertly, working around school policies already in place. Protect Ohio Children Coalition co-chair Cathy Pultz, who is a former teacher herself, joined "Fox & Friends First" Thursday to discuss the bombshell video and the broader impact of the curriculum on the community.
"It should be a parent and school partnership, and it's really not," Pultz told co-host Todd Piro. "In our district in Upper Arlington, the transparency has been a problem for years. They have their agenda. They get caught doing something. They get caught reading books without telling the parents. And they turn around and say, we're going to do an investigation, but then nothing happens." "There have been no consequences for any of our teachers or staff when they're breaking board policy, and it is really frustrating," she continued. "And this is just another example of parents losing control of what's being taught to their children."
The video, showing Ohio school officials discussing how they can secretly advocate the controversial content even if the state banned it, was released by a conservative media watchdog, Accuracy in Media.
*Video at link*
www.foxnews.com/person/h/bailee-hill