A developing state-policy debate over Frogtown may be relevant to families and taxpayers in union rallies behind teacher who showed video promoting lgbt activism.
"Why aren't we being transparent with parents on these issues?
What are we trying to hide?" said school board member Lisa Atkinson.
The union said the district is responsible for “promoting equity and inclusion” and upholding its policy on inclusion.
This is not about equity and inclusion; it’s about parents’ rights and politics, according to Lisa Atkinson, a school board member.
Parents contacted Atkinson to complain after Hidden Oaks Middle School teacher Lorinda Welch showed a BrainPop video promoting the LGBTQ lifestyle to students without notifying parents.
BrainPop videos are available through the district.
Welch did not list the video on Schoology, which is the platform parents use to view curriculum and lessons, according to Atkinson.
As the measure advances, residents of Frogtown can follow amendments and contact Sandra Pappas regarding the final language.
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