Upper Arlington

_____________________________________________________________________________________________ Tip received 1-21-23: UPPER ARLINGTON ON FOX NEWS. Link
TIP RECEIVED 12-4-22: Parents of middle school students in the Upper Arlington Schools in Ohio reported to Libs of TikTok that a “non-binary” youth librarian’s presentation to sixth-grade students involved asking them whether they might be of a different gender and whether they feel safe discussing these thoughts at home. See link: LINK>
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TIP RECEIVED 10-19-22:
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Kindergarten teachers in Windermere Elementary are reading a group of books that are inappropriate. The teachers were reading them aloud. The parents were not informed.
Here is one of them being read aloud - Introducing Teddy
My children are in the Upper Arlington school district. Their elementary is doing a March madness with books and the theme is “turning points.” All of the books are agenda driven, all but one book has girl main characters, they talk about kneeling for change and the most controversial one talks about the first lesbian representative elected to congress. She uses the word lesbian in the book and these are being read and discussed with K-5. I don’t feel it’s the schools job to teach my children what lesbian means. That is a conversation for home. Also we accidentally received a copy of the list as it was not sent home for parents to view. We were told that teachers can’t possibly send home everything. I have attached the book list.
Critical Race Theory is in Upper Arlington Schools. They have hired a diversity consultant. Comprehensive Sex Education is likely in the Upper Arlington School District. Read about the massive failure of the school district during the COVID pandemic going to court to implement same-sex bathrooms. May 11, 2011 https://conta.cc/2T71PQS
Watch the video of the Upper Arlington School Board Meeting May 11, 2011