Anonymous wrote:Why are some schoool distracts making so hard to file a FOIA request?
Some of them required you to mail the Foia request others will make you FAx it, and others will not have any info RE: Foia on the website.

I’m trying to get The CRT lessons plans by grade level and it’s seems imposible.

Oh, your FOIAing universities? I wasn't aware that those went by school district. You do know that CRT is higher level legal academic thinking and NOT taught in elementary schools right? I mean do you really think elementary kids are being taught about the intersectionality of race. sexuality, gender and identity BUT not spelling?

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Anonymous wrote:Why are some schoool distracts making so hard to file a FOIA request?
Some of them required you to mail the Foia request others will make you FAx it, and others will not have any info RE: Foia on the website.

I’m trying to get The CRT lessons plans by grade level and it’s seems imposible.

Because some government entities don’t like people asking questions or rocking the boat.

I’ve filed plenty of records requests and always get the most push back when it’s the worse news.

Lmfao

Anonymous wrote:Why are some schoool distracts making so hard to file a FOIA request?
Some of them required you to mail the Foia request others will make you FAx it, and others will not have any info RE: Foia on the website.

I’m trying to get The CRT lessons plans by grade level and it’s seems imposible.

Because some government entities don’t like people asking questions or rocking the boat.

I’ve filed plenty of records requests and always get the most push back when it’s the worse news.

Anonymous wrote:Omg just stop with the foias. You’re wasting tax payer dollars. Leave foia to the news reporters who will do actual stories. Versus busy bodies like you

Or you can be a responsible and active citizen. Even the handful of outlets that focus on local anymore, because that is a limited audience, have a finite capacity.

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Anonymous wrote:Public school teacher here. You should FOIA the teacher PD trainings and workshops that school districts are paying for their teachers to attend. Teachers do their own things in the classroom. Where the push for politicalization is coming from is the central office. It is evident in what programs & training they bring in for their employees.

Yikes! Hope you're not teaching any children of color.

Different teacher. Obviously she is, we all are. There are plenty of teachers in the system who don’t want to move toward equitable practices or actually ask themselves to challenge their own biases and how they show up in the classroom. They don’t want to diversify their curriculum; they think they’re being “forced” to teach a certain way. I mean look at that loser who spoke up and said he won’t use kids’ pronouns because of his religious beliefs. The system can only be upheld the way it is because a LOT of teachers prefer the status quo.

Anonymous wrote:Public school teacher here. You should FOIA the teacher PD trainings and workshops that school districts are paying for their teachers to attend. Teachers do their own things in the classroom. Where the push for politicalization is coming from is the central office. It is evident in what programs & training they bring in for their employees.

Yikes! Hope you're not teaching any children of color.

Culturally responsive teaching isn’t critical race theory and it isn’t a curriculum, it’s an approach to how you teach. Trying to FOIA culturally responsive teaching is like trying to FOIA rigor or high standards, it’s a mindset and paradigm.

Anonymous wrote:because FOIA is a federal thing?

There is Virginia FOIA.

Anonymous wrote:There are no CRT lessons.

OP, I think what you want is the culturally responsive training materials for teachers and the anti-racism, anti-bias curricula being developed in some districts (at least FCPS is working on it).

Anonymous wrote:Public school teacher here. You should FOIA the teacher PD trainings and workshops that school districts are paying for their teachers to attend. Teachers do their own things in the classroom. Where the push for politicalization is coming from is the central office. It is evident in what programs & training they bring in for their employees.

Yeah please FOIA a bunch of stuff about sources of strength and try to claim it’s CRT.

Anonymous wrote:What about emails sent TO teachers, and trainings

Most of the trainings are the intellectual property of the companies that create them. You can’t FOIA a paid product. Y’all are so dumb.

Public school teacher here. You should FOIA the teacher PD trainings and workshops that school districts are paying for their teachers to attend. Teachers do their own things in the classroom. Where the push for politicalization is coming from is the central office. It is evident in what programs & training they bring in for their employees.

What about emails sent TO teachers, and trainings

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Anonymous wrote:There are no CRT lessons.

Then it should show up on the lesson Plans

Umm, if something isn't in the lesson plans, it will show up in them?

I think she means the lack of CRT will show up in the lessons, If the content is truly not there... Which we all know it won't be. This excitement around CRT has just been perpetuated by the right wing.

But isn’t it taking their time away from paying attention to the caravan?

Anonymous wrote:It sounds like you actually want to see curricula. There might be a rights issue there because it needs to be purchased. Either way you aren’t going to find what you’re looking for.

That’s why she needs to see it. She doesn’t know what she actually opposes. So she’s gotta go pick apart lessons and curriculum for whatever looks “problematic” to her so she can say it’s CRT.

It sounds like you actually want to see curricula. There might be a rights issue there because it needs to be purchased. Either way you aren’t going to find what you’re looking for.