US EditionWhen politics seeps into schools, learning becomes harder, and kids look for comfort
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American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU of MissouriWhat Students Lose When School Becomes a Political Battleground
Sham Habteselasse, Research Assistant, ACLU Sam LaFrance, Communications Strategist, First Amendment At the ACLU, we know that students’ First Amendment rights don’t disappear at the schoolhouse gates. However, the Trump administration is attempting to challenge this and other constitutional rights by forcing schools to teach a curriculum that aligns with its political
When politics seeps into schools, learning becomes harder, and kids look for comfort
Our youth have become invisible in the eyes of far too many adults. Do we bother to ask them how they feel about the state of the world, the country and their own personal lives? In the past, there were public service announcements like, "It's 10 p.m. Do you know where your children are?" for parents. "Stay alert and stay safe," reminded children not to talk to strangers. Smokey the Bear told us, "Only you can prevent forest fires."Today, if we …
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