not enough time on the outcomes and that ververka were not prepared to teach on the topic. and joan cullen, a local trump supporter who attended the d.c. rally while there s no evidence she did anything illegal while there she has been a controversial local figure. when we reached out to the school district it released a statement that reads in part, quote, as we approach the anniversary of january 6th, teachers expressed concerns because of the heightened emotions sur rounding the storming of our nation s capitol. we decided that staff could discuss that role, and views, penn ridge teachers remain able to address any topic of current events in a constructive and appropriate manner. at no time did we issue a director that teachers could not teach about january 6th, we have offered teachers to do what s
you patronize. there s a controversy around this hot button top nick my back yard of bucks county, pennsylvania, first reported by local npr station whyy. the day before, keith ver virk ka, in the penn ridge district sent an email to teachers and school principals. he directed them, not to quote, wade into discussions about the event due to the current polarization and strong emotions. and if students ask about january 6th, teachers should, quote, simply state that the investigation is ongoing and as historians we must wait until there is some distance from the event for us to accurately interpret it. he asked teachers to stick to business as usual. in a chain response, it was meant to have teachers, quote,