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Florida Board of Education Bans Teaching Of ‘Critical Race Theory’ In Public Schools

Amended version of rule change proposal passes during meeting Thursday in Jacksonville

Credit: News4Jax.com

From News4Jax.com….

Florida’s Board of Education approved a proposal Thursday that specifies how American history should be taught in public schools and outright bans the teaching of “critical race theory” in Florida classrooms.

The original rule change proposal, which bars teachers from attempting “…to indoctrinate or persuade students to a particular point of view,” did not mention “critical race theory” specifically, but the language was added in an amendment offered by Board member Tom Grady during Thursday’s meeting at FSCJ’s downtown campus in Jacksonville.

Andrew Spar, head of the Florida Education Association, said not only was the proposed change political but also unnecessary because critical race theory is not taught in Florida schools.

“Let’s be clear, the word ‘indoctrination’ is a political term used for political purposes,” Spar said. “And that’s what this rule is all about.”

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