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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I consider myself a moderate that leans more conservative.  My son was at Langley for 5 years.... I can tell you - it's definitely NOT woke.  [/quote]

If he’s not there now, then you don’t know. The school has changed dramatically in the last 2-3 years. [/quote]

Our family (current) has been there for several years and it's definitely NOT woke. [/quote]

Then you’re not paying attention. [/quote]

people are easily triggered now i guess[/quote]

Not at all. I just want my kids to focus on the core academic subjects. At the elementary school level, I don’t want the “political classroom.“[/quote]

care to give example of "political classroom" and "woke-ness" at Langley? [/quote]

Clearly you are not at Langley or you would’ve recognized the reference to last night’s email describing once again how they plan to talk about political issues in the classroom using the book called “The Political Classroom” which is designed for older students.  [/quote]

I read the email.  There was no reference to teaching using a book in the classroom. [/quote]

The guidelines they use for talking about politics in the classroom are taken from the book that is clearly referenced in the email. My point is that the classroom should not be political in the Preschool-8 environment. [/quote]

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