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George Russell: Tam District ethnic studies curriculum faces criticism
By Geroge Russell | | Marin Independent Journal Posted in: News | Tags: California, Palo Alto
Ethnic studies graduation requirement narrowly passes at school board
By Lisa Moreno | | Palo Alto Online Posted in: News | Tags: California, Palo Alto
Palo Alto flip-flops on ethnic studies after divisive meeting
By Jill Tucker | | San Francisco Cronicle Posted in: News | Tags: California, Palo Alto
Split board approves Ethnic Studies curriculum
By Braden Cartwright | | Palo Alto Daily Post Posted in: News | Tags: California, Palo Alto
Ethnic Studies vote back on
By Braden Cartwright | | Palo Alto Daily Post Posted in: News | Tags: California, Palo Alto
Palo Alto Board of Education to reconsider dropping ethnic studies graduation requirement
By Lisa Moreno | | Palo Alto Online Posted in: News | Tags: California, Marin County
Tam Union parents object to speed of ethnic studies rollout
By Keri Brenner | | Marin Independent Journal Posted in: News | Tags: California, Palo Alto
District drops Ethnic Studies vote
By Braden Cartwright | | Palo Alto Daily Post Posted in: News | Tags: California, Palo Alto
Palo Alto Unified School District drops ethnic studies graduation requirement
By Lisa Moreno | | Palo Alto Online Posted in: News | Tags: California, Palo Alto
Silicon Valley school district abandons ethnic studies. Will other districts follow?
By Jill Tucker | | San Francisco Cronicle Posted in: News | Tags: California, Pajaro Valley
PVUSD to hold special ethnic studies session
By Todd Guild | | The Pajaronian Posted in: News | Tags: California, Pajaro Valley
Pajaro Valley Unified School District board to hold special meeting on ethnic studies
By Tania Ortiz | | Lookout Santa Cruz Posted in: News | Tags: California, Pajaro Valley
The voters and the court have spoken — PVUSD needs to bring back its ethnic studies contract
By  Nat Low, Eli Davies, Bobby Pelz, Cheryl Williams, Lourdes Barraza, Gabriel Barraza, Christine Hong and Roy Recio | | Lookout Santa Cruz Posted in: News | Tags: LES Consultants
What is Normal?
By Tricia Gallagher-Geurtsen, R. Tolteka Cuauhtin, Bao Lo, Tricia Gallagher-Geurtsen, R. Tolteka Cuauhtin, Bao Lo, Theresa Montaño, & Lupe Carrasco Cardona | | Liberated Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum Coalition Posted in: News | Tags: Teachers Unions
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By Pajaro Valley for Ethnic Studies and Justice | | Instagram Posted in: THINC in the News | Tags:
New foundation launched to spotlight ‘divisive’ liberated ethnic studies curriculum
By Austin Gergens | | Chalkboard NewsA new organization is focused on providing an alternative to liberated ethnic studies, a controversial curriculum that draws on critical race theory components. Its founder says it’s intended to spotlight race-focused instruction. Ahead of the holiday season, California businessman Mitch Siegler launched the THINC Foundation, which stands for transparency, honesty, and integrity in the classroom.
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Year in Review: Ethnic studies contract debate dominates Pajaro Valley school board meetings
By Nick Sestanovich | | Santa Cruz Sentinel Posted in: News | Tags: California, Marin County
Tam Union parents scrutinize ethnic studies plan
By Keri Brenner | | Marin Independent Journal Posted in: News | Tags: California, Marin County
Tam Union school district faces persistent ethnic studies pushback
By Keri Brenner | | Marin Independent Journal Posted in: THINC in the News | Tags:
What Are Your Kids Really Being Taught In School?
By Tom Jordan & Mitch Siegler | | Tom Jordan LiveAre schools teaching unity or division? Mitch Siegler, Founder of the THINC Foundation, joins Tom Jordan Live to reveal how "liberated ethnic studies" sneaks divisive ideologies into classrooms, replacing character and equality with resentment and identity politics—and what parents can do to reclaim their children's education.