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North Carolina education bill would bar LGBTQ+ curriculum through third grade

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The measure would bar K-3 class curriculum from addressing LGBTQ issues. The bill also would allow passing mention of a teacher or parent's same-sex relationship. The measure would broaden the rights parents already have in state and federal laws. House Speaker Tim Moore, whose chamber would receive the bill if it passes the Senate.

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Associated Press News

NC parents' bill that bars K-3 LGBTQ curriculum clears panel

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A Republican measure supporters say would empower North Carolina parents to better monitor their children's public school education — and also would bar K-3 class curriculum from addressing LGBTQ issues — received approval Wednesday from a state Senate committee.

2 years ago·United States

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The Hill

North Carolina education bill would bar LGBTQ+ curriculum through third grade

North Carolina lawmakers have revived a bill initially intended to foster “academic transparency” by requiring public K-12 schools to make information about instructional materials available to the public. An updated version of the legislation introduced Tuesday in the state Senate would establish a “Parents’ Bill of Rights” and prevent primary school teachers from discussing sexual orientation and gender identity with their students.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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SF Gate

NC parents' bill that bars K-3 LGBTQ curriculum clears panel

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A Republican measure supporters say would empower North Carolina...

2 years ago·S F, United States

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San Antonio Express-News

NC parents' bill that bars K-3 LGBTQ curriculum clears panel

A Republican measure supporters say would empower North Carolina parents to better monitor their children's public school education — and also would bar K-3 class curriculum from addressing LGBTQ issues — received approval Wednesday from a state Senate committee.

2 years ago·San Antonio, United States

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