US Department of Education (ED) on Thursday launched a gate that allows parents to report what is happening in the classroom.
Parents can now Go to Enddei.gov To “describe the largest possible details of discriminatory practice”, as well as sections to include the educational area and the postal code.
The website says: “The US Department of Education is obligated to ensure access to glorious learning free from the ideologies of disagreement and indoctrination.”
The application model provides an outlet for students, parents, teachers and others to report “illegal discriminatory practices” in schools. ED will use the accident report to “identify the possible fields of investigation”.
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President Trump and building the Ministry of Education. (Getty Images)
Nicole Nilly, the head of the parents who defends education, told Fox News Digital that the gate is necessary, given the wide batch to report these types of accidents.
“We are a lot in” seeing something, say something “in time-not only to clarify obvious practices and policies, but also the malicious agents who permeated education. With nearly 13500 school regions and 4000 scholarship institutions, there is a lot of land to cover light work!”
The gate comes after President Donald Trump's campaign Diversity, fairness and inclusion (Dei) shortly after he took office, according to the promise of the campaign. Trump on January 22nd The executive order signed Ending DEI discrimination in the federal workforce, in federal contracting and spending.
The executive order is for each section and agency to end “discrimination in the private sector”, including investigations into civil compliance. Moreover, ED was ordered to issue instructions to ensure the compatibility of any new measures and practices with the Supreme Court’s decision on fair admission students against Harvard, which held that positive work programs based on admission to the college violated the constitution.
Many DEI supporters argue that the voltage corrects historical injustice and systemic inequality destinations.
A group of Dei workers who sue Trump's executive orders
The supporter of the rights of the parents will hold a sign during the meeting of the Chain Valley County Board of Directors at the Don Logo Secondary School in Qino on Thursday evening, July 20, 2023. (Getty Images)
“For years, parents were pleading with schools to focus on teaching their children practical skills such as reading, writing and mathematics, instead of pushing critical theory, rogue sexual education and divisional ideologies – but their fears have been heated, ridiculous or completely stopped,” Tiffany said justiceThe co -founder of Moms for Liberty, an organization that went up to the lead by highlighting the educational content that parents consider inappropriate, in a press release.
Since the Covid-19 pandemicThe meetings of the school’s board of directors often become controversial battles between parents and school board officials, which sparked a discussion about the amount of control of parents to teach their children.
Critical parents in school principals Clear and related sexual books It is displayed in school libraries and used in the classroom.
Parents in school administrators criticized the books associated with sexual and bilateral pressure and the incubation between LGBTQ that were presented in school libraries and their use in the semester. (With the permission of Picky)
Some teachers took the case With the mandate of their forcing the use of student consciences that were not in line with their biological race, which led to legal battles that swing in their favor.
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Legislators from the local schools council acknowledged legislation that gives parents more transparency in teaching their children, as they curbed the Dei efforts that affect members of society, and implement strict policies to review books dealing with curricula such as critical race theory and the theory of sexes that are taught in the classroom.
