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This is unreal. A Wisconsin school district filed a Title IX complaint against 3 middle school students, accusing them of sexual harassment for using incorrect pronouns when addressing another student.
This is at @KielAreaSchools and @ChadRamminger, the elementary principal is reportedly the one who filed the complaint.
Update: the principal deleted his account
On May 11, Vinik turned herself in to the police for the alleged charges of an inappropriate sexual relationship that occurred off-campus.
Vinik was charged with one count of sexual conduct with a minor, and was booked into the Pima County Jail.
KVOA reported, "TPD said Vinik's ex-wife told law enforcement officials that the couple have been allowing the 15-year-old to live with them in their home. She reported that the 29-year-old and the 15-year-old have been co-sleeping together and she recently found Vinik's 'underwear hidden under a pillow on the bed' the student had been sleeping in."
The Tucson-based news outlet also said that police seized cell phones through a search warrant, which "revealed inappropriate messages between the two that supports a sexual/romantic relationship."
The therapist also ended up being “queer” and sought to affirm the young girl’s confusion about her gender.
Districts in the country with the most remote classes lost 4.4% of their students, compared to a 1.1% drop for those who held school in person, according to a national survey by the American Enterprise Institute and the College Crisis Initiative at Davidson College.
New York saw the most significant drop in enrollment statewide from 2020 to 2022, with nearly 6% decline.
Enrollment in New York City's public schools, the country's largest school district, dropped by 9.5% over two years, the Washington Post reports.
Public school enrollment in California for the first time in two decades fell below six million this academic year, per statewide data.
Libs of TikTok
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Students in Campolindo High School in @AUHSD were asked by a teacher to write down and rate how comfortable they are with anal sex, then tried to hide the material from parents.
Students in Campolindo High School in @AUHSD were asked by a teacher to write down and rate how comfortable they are with anal sex,
California Kindergarten Teacher Says Her "Anti-Racist" Teaching Entails Telling White 5-Year-Olds To "Be Quiet" And "Take A Back Seat"
Libs of TikTok
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A San Francisco middle school brought a drag queen named “Nicole Jizz” to perform for students today. He deleted the video but not before I saved it.
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According to the College Board, math and language skills are still an important element of the test, but now only account for ten percent of the total grade. Most important is a student's knowledge of their teacher's deeply personal sexual behavior and whether or not they are white.
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona has supported the test's updates but claimed the changes don't go far enough.
"Until colleges are requiring all their students to themselves be gay as a condition of enrollment, we have a lot of work to do," he said.
Arizona is poised to expand its Empowerment Scholarship Account eligibility to all K-12 students in the state, which will deliver a massive victory for school choice to all families who wish to take advantage.
This universal voucher program will provide parents an average of $7,000 to go toward private school tuition or other educational expenses, Arizona Mirror reported. Families will have to opt-in to the program, which is expected to have around 25,000 students participating, a significant increase from the 11,800 that currently use it, the outlet added. Republican Gov. Doug Ducey is expected to sign the bill into law soon.
“This win is the biggest school choice victory in U.S. history,” Corey DeAngelis, National Director of Research at the American Federation for Children, said.
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