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Superintendent Jason Golden Has Stated That Title IX Changes Imposed On States By The Biden Administration Will, In Fact, Be Enforced In Williamson County Schools.
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This Month At The Williamson County Commissioners Meeting, All Items In The County Budget Were Appropriated With The Exception Of The General-Purpose Budget For Williamson County Schools.
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This Week A Bill That Will Attempt To Politically Neutralize Classrooms In Tennessee Will Be Heard Before The House K-12 Education Subcommittee.
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New Legislation Has Been Introduced That Would Prohibit School Districts And Public Charter Schools In The State From Displaying Any Flags Other Than The U.S. Flag And The Tennessee State Flag.
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At The Monthly Williamson County School Board Meeting, Parents Voiced Their Concern About The Recent Appearances Of Pride And LGBTQ+ Flags Being Displayed In Classrooms All Over The District. Parents Argued That Classrooms Should Be Neutral, And Void Of All Symbols That Detract From What Should Be The Primary Purpose, Educating Students, And Expressed A Desire To See A Policy Established That Would Only Allow The Display Of American And Tennessee State Flags.
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A Team Of Students From Williamson County Will Be Traveling To Orlando, Florida Next Week To Compete In The International Cheer Union World Competition And Possibly Even Represent The USA In Berlin In June At The Special Olympics World Games.
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The January 24th Meeting Of Mom’s For Liberty Was Another Outstanding Program, This Time To Warn About Restorative Justice That Is Being Used In The Public Schools. There Were Two Speakers Who Explained The Restorative Justice Program, Which Was Instituted During President Obama’s Tenure And Provides A Social Justice Ideology For Disciplinary Problems. The Speakers At The Meeting Were Ryan Petty And Max Eden, An Education Policy Expert. During The Meeting, It Was Explained How Restorative Justice Works.
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Larry Crain, Attorney For Plaintiffs Parents’ Choice Tennessee Who Are Suing The Williamson County Board Of Education, Argued On Friday That The Defendant’s Motion To Dismiss Should Be Denied In Part Because The State’s “Divisive Concepts” Appeals Process Is Flawed.
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The Williamson County School Board Voted To Limit Formal Complaints About Textbooks, Instructional Materials And Supplementary Instructional Materials To Only Current WCS Parents/Guardians, Employees And Students.
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A Contentious English Language Arts (ELA) Curriculum Which Has Prompted A Lawsuit Is Currently Being Used In 33 Counties In Tennessee.
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