Beaverton School Board candidate pans critical race theory May 02 2021
Jeanette Schade, who is running for Zone 1, is facing criticism online along with a protest against her candidacy.
A candidate running for Beaverton School Board is receiving backlash after recent posts on her campaign page that led to a protest near the Beaverton School District building.
Jeanette Schade, who is running for Zone 1 against incumbent Susan Greenberg, is running on a platform opposed to critical race theory and comprehensive sexuality education.
On Monday, April 26, a crowd gathered on Southwest Jenkins Road and Murray Boulevard near the school district s headquarters to protest Schade and wave signs in support of anti-racism and LGBTQ rights, reported KOIN 6 News, a news partner of Pamplin Media Group. Video of the protest showed at least a few dozen attendees.
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Originally published on March 5, 2021 12:49 pm
It’s been almost a year since Gov. Kate Brown ordered schools to close because of COVID-19. Now, she’s ordering them to open back up again.
“All public schools will operate delivering in-person instruction through either a fully on-site or a hybrid instructional model, while continuing to follow the mandatory health and safety guidance from RSSL [Ready Schools, Safe Learners],” Brown wrote in a letter addressed to the leaders of the Oregon Health Authority and the Oregon Department of Education.
The order directs school districts to open for students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade on or before the week of March 29, and for students in grades 6-12 on or before the week of April 19.