In PVUSD, an update to a policy on controversial issues in the classroom faces accusations of censorship
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PVUSD trustees to consider "controversial topics" policy changes
Pajaro Valley teachers may have to limit the way they present controversial topics under a motion to be considered by the Pajaro Unified School District Board of Trustees Wednesday. If approved, District Policy 6144 regarding “Controversial Issues” would require that subject matter and guest speakers, among other things, strictly adhere to the course of study. The policy, which in its original iteration has been in place since 2009, would furthe…
In PVUSD, an update to a policy on controversial issues in the classroom faces accusations of censorship
Teachers in Pajaro Valley Unified School District are protesting proposed policy changes they say could suppress classroom discussions on controversial topics by requiring prior approval from administrators. The district says the revisions aim to provide clarity and balance, but educators argue the vague language could lead to self-censorship and limit critical conversations on issues like climate change, immigration and labor rights.
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