NAIS schools and ideology

[Anonymous]

Rodney Glasgow attended Gilman School in Baltimore and Harvard.

He obviously needs to check his privilege.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://declarationofparents.com/pages/index.html

these clips are insane. how do i find out if my school participated? I know they send older/ upper division kids to the Student Diversity Leadership Conference which is run by Rodney Glasgow, but WTH is POCC???

POCC=People of Color Conference

[Anonymous]

I had not heard of Rodney Glasgow until reading his name here. He is big at NAIS. And is the headmaster at Sandy Springs Friends School.

https://twitter.com/pauldrossi/status/1415116438281629699

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had not heard of Rodney Glasgow until reading his name here. He is big at NAIS. And is the headmaster at Sandy Springs Friends School.

https://twitter.com/pauldrossi/status/1415116438281629699

He's great! So glad you posted this!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who is undercover mother?

The OP of this thread, no doubt.

[Anonymous]

“Jan. 6th lives everyday in our independent schools.”

Okay.

[Anonymous]

This explains a lot of what I’ve seen in school.

[Anonymous]

https://www.fairforall.org/the-glasgow-group/

Is this the same group? Is this what Undercover Mother is referring to? Are they in every school in DC? Do they just come and speak or are they working alongside staff and faculty?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know about DEI and SEL at St. Albans or NCS? are they as bad as Spence and Trinity in NYC?

Hope so. If not, then they are not doing the work.

[Anonymous]

“ Do not try to highlight positive experiences of people of color in your community at this time or defend
individuals that are named directly.
- Have the school’s Instagram account become a follower of the account.”

A quote from the Glasgow Groups social media guidelines.

[Anonymous]

http://www.theglasgowgroup.org/uploads/2/8/2/9/28296603/guidelines_on_social_media_accounts_such_as_blackat__4_.pdf

Here’s the rest of the document.

[Anonymous]

How do families and students of other minorities feel about this programming? Is this diversity, equity and inclusion for one group or all groups? If it is just for one group, should the schools label it something else?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How do families and students of other minorities feel about this programming? Is this diversity, equity and inclusion for one group or all groups? If it is just for one group, should the schools label it something else?

Why don’t you take a guess? I’ll bet you can correctly answer your questions.

[Anonymous]

I just can’t believe what a whack-a-MAGAMom this board has become. Just when you think you made these semi-articulate posters see some reason, another halfwit pops up with another thread.

The website OP shared is despicable, whatever your ideology. It’s also really, really dumb. [Laughs in disbelief]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just can’t believe what a whack-a-MAGAMom this board has become. Just when you think you made these semi-articulate posters see some reason, another halfwit pops up with another thread.

The website OP shared is despicable, whatever your ideology. It’s also really, really dumb. [Laughs in disbelief]

FYI - deriding people as “MAGA” or “Trumpers” lost persuasive force quite a while ago. Try harder.