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No, critical race theory is not taught in central Ohio public schools A viewer asked 10TV if critical race theory is taught in any central Ohio public schools and if it s part of the state curriculum. Author: Karina Nova Updated: 7:27 PM EDT July 26, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio Teaching critical race theory has been a hot topic of discussion politically, among parents and educators. Simply put, critical race theory is the idea that to understand American history, you must consider the role of race and racism. THE QUESTION Is critical race taught in any central Ohio public school and is it part of the state curriculum? ....
SHARE COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio public schools have received the results of spring assessments, giving administrators data about the impact of the pandemic on student performance. What You Need To Know Spring assessment results were made available to administrators last week The Ohio Department of Education said it hopes to have an analysis in September One principal says the results were better than he had expected School officials have not previously had access to numbers regarding how learning disruptions related to COVID-19 affected students, in part because 2020 testing was canceled during the initial COVID-19 lockdown. The test results were made available to administrators privately through the state’s Online Reporting System. ....
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They pass this resolution, (which is) controversial, with very limited public input. And then after they pass it, they basically shut down their public comments section saying, you can t talk about this during our public comments section, Hartman told The Enquirer Thursday morning. The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati Monday by Hartman on behalf of Daniel Regenold, a Cincinnati businessman, against the board and five individuals: board president Laura Kohler of New Albany; current elected board members Meryl Johnson of Cleveland, Antoinette Miranda of Columbus and Christina Collins of Medina; and at-large board member Martha Manchester of Lakeview. ....
On the first day of class at Cincinnati s Aiken High School last August, Rachel McMillian and her students agreed on one thing: They wouldn t be centering any of their lessons around George Floyd s murder or Derek Chauvin s trial. As a Black teacher of Black students, we collectively decided that it was not something that we would watch in-depth, McMillian said. It’s been pretty traumatic for all of us. That doesn t mean it hasn t come up though. Her students, a group of 16- and 17-year-old Black and brown students who want to be educators one day, constantly draw the connections from what they hear on the news and watch on TikTok to what they re learning in class. ....