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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stone Ridge is a great school...my daughter loves it! They need to stop with the Critical Race Theory poison. All that does is create division where none exists. I’m a minority just to let you know. [/quote] Thanks for your perspective PP. Are you opposed to the overall DEI effort by SR, or just the particular Multicultural Festival breakout groups that have caused concern among some families?[/quote] This sounds like a PR person. [/quote] I wrote the post and I am absolutely not a PR person.[/quote] Then what are your thoughts on the issues you presented?[/quote] I think the DEI effort that SR has undertaken is important, especially in light of the feedback they received from their students and alumni of color last summer. I think the Better Together discussions among parents they have conducted have been good, but there hasn't been one for awhile and i wish more parents participated. My DD is a 9th grader and participated in the Multicultural Festival and thought it was good. She was in a White Accountability group and did not feel threatened - she said she learned a lot and it helped her appreciate the history of white privilege in our country. The students themselves help lead the DEI efforts in the Upper School too, so they have a voice in the process. Like anything else, there is always room for improvement, and not everyone is going to like it. But I think they have made a good faith effort to do better than they have in the past and work to make the school more cognizant of the need to be more inclusive. [/quote] Wow. Accountability groups for children. They have totally jumped the shark. I am jaw dropping shocked that there has not been press on this. [/quote] You have no idea what the sessions were like - you just focus on the title of the group. And these are high schoolers, not young children. [/quote] +1 to this. Wrong 14 is a child. This is beyond inappropriate and not within the scope of any school. These are household discussions. The school overstepped and the HOS should step up, apologize, and step down.[/quote]
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