Elite Private Academy Refuses To
Show Race-Based Curriculum To Parents
Posted By: zephyrgirl, 3/20/2021 11:50:06 AM
An elite private school in Ohio refuses to share copies of its race-based curriculum with parents, even as students were subjected to a“civil disobedience” walkout orchestrated by the school’s top leadership. For the price of $30,000 per year, students at Columbus Academy (CA) are being taught left-wing political opinions as fact, according to parents at the school. The school — like other elite institutions across the nation — has allegedly opted to teach “anti-racism” and “critical race theory” in the classroom.
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Time to find another school, or home school