Anatomy of a divided California school board’s vote on ethnic studies
By John Fensterwald | | EdSourceGeorge Russell: Tam District ethnic studies curriculum faces criticism
By Geroge Russell | | Marin Independent JournalEthnic studies graduation requirement narrowly passes at school board
By Lisa Moreno | | Palo Alto OnlinePalo Alto flip-flops on ethnic studies after divisive meeting
By Jill Tucker | | San Francisco CronicleSplit board approves Ethnic Studies curriculum
By Braden Cartwright | | Palo Alto Daily PostEthnic Studies vote back on
By Braden Cartwright | | Palo Alto Daily PostPalo Alto Board of Education to reconsider dropping ethnic studies graduation requirement
By Lisa Moreno | | Palo Alto OnlineTam Union parents object to speed of ethnic studies rollout
By Keri Brenner | | Marin Independent JournalDistrict drops Ethnic Studies vote
By Braden Cartwright | | Palo Alto Daily PostPalo Alto Unified School District drops ethnic studies graduation requirement
By Lisa Moreno | | Palo Alto OnlineSilicon Valley school district abandons ethnic studies. Will other districts follow?
By Jill Tucker | | San Francisco CroniclePVUSD to hold special ethnic studies session
By Todd Guild | | The PajaronianPajaro Valley Unified School District board to hold special meeting on ethnic studies
By Tania Ortiz | | Lookout Santa CruzThe 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 CruzWhat 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@pv4esj
By Pajaro Valley for Ethnic Studies and Justice | | InstagramNew 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.