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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why does GDS continue to offer the "A View From the Other Side" course year after year? That would not be allowed to exist somewhere that's supposedly dedicated to indoctrination.[/quote]

Yes they offer one mini-mester course. Optional, 10 kids take it. WHat's your point?

Try sitting in on one of the myriad trans assemblies, the 9th grade seminar/indoctrination class. Those are not optional like minimester. Those are mandatory.[/quote]
My kids don't view the assemblies or seminar as indoctrination at all.

And I mentioned the mini-mester as merely one example of programming that belies the argument that the DEI programming is one note.

Let's take some of the teach-in day offerings as well:

Connecting Across Difference: The Hindu-Muslim Tension
Decoding Antisemitism in Media
Islamophobia in the United States: Examining the rise since 9/11 and October 7th
Stereotypes and Perceptions Surrounding Asian Men: Masculinity and Fetishization in Popular Culture
What's in a name? What US & German public spaces and monuments say about society today

What is being "indoctrinated" exactly through the availability of these options?

This week's newsletter made families aware of quiet spaces being made "available for quiet prayer, reflection, and for those who are fasting and need a space during lunch."  What other schools in the area are doing this?

To be clear, I agree with many of the criticisms about the school administration and the DEI office. But some of y'all act as if there's no room to have moderate views on the topic.[/quote]

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