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Teachers at the new Chaoyin International School in Richmond will be âtreading lightlyâ on âsensitiveâ issues like Tibet, Tiananmen Square and the Chinese Communist Party when classes begin this fall.
Teachers wonât censor those topics, school principal Greg Corry told Richmond News reporter Maria Rantanen. But they will be told to âredirectâ the conversation.
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âWe donât have any strict guidelines about those three topics,â Corry said. âBut our staff will be told â explained by me â to tread lightly.â