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… NEW POLICY PRIORITIES FOR 2025 AND - 4696 NEW POLICY PRIORITIES FOR 2025 AND BEYOND Chapter Department of Education Page number 341 … NEW POLICY PRIORITIES FOR 2025 AND BEYOND … NEW POLICY PRIORITIES … - page 341
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… - 4698 For nearly 250 years, Congress has incorporated public and private institutions, including banks, the District of Columbia’s city government , and other organizations that federal officials deem to be conducting operations in the public … - page 341
… its federal charter, it lends the NEA a level of significance and suggests an effectiveness that is not supported … the NEA and the nation’s other large teacher union, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), Chapter Department of … its federal charter, it lends the NEA a level of significance and suggests an effectiveness that is not supported … - page 341
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… - 4701 use litigation and other efforts to block school choice and advocate for additional taxpayer spending in … . They also lobbied to keep schools closed during the pandemic. All of these positions run contrary to robust research … showing positive outcomes for students from education choice policies; there is no conclusive evidence that more … - page 342
… false impression that federal taxpayers support the political activities of this special interest group. Chapter … false impression that federal taxpayers support the political activities of this special interest group. … • Congress … - page 342
… over the past century. The NEA is a demonstrably radical special interest group that overwhelmingly supports left-of-center policies and policymakers. Chapter Department of Education Page number 342 … … - page 342
… how much federal taxpayer money the NEA has used for radical causes favoring a single political party. Chapter Department of Education Page number 342 … how much federal taxpayer money the NEA has used for radical causes favoring a single political party. … • Members … - page 342
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… • Federal officials should protect educators - 4706 • Federal officials should protect educators and students in jurisdictions under federal control from racial discrimination by … - page 342
… By its very design, critical race - 4707 By its very design, critical race theory has an “applied” dimension, as its founders … even—making the theory more than merely an analytical tool to describe race in public and private life. The … - page 342
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… assignments in which students must defend - 4709 assignments in which students must defend the false idea that America is systemically racist, the theory is actively … - page 343
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… under their - 4711 • For K-12 systems under their jurisdiction, federal lawmakers should adopt proposals that say no … Page number 343 … • For K-12 systems under their jurisdiction, federal lawmakers should adopt proposals that say no … - page 343
… • Furthermore, school officials should not - 4712 • Furthermore, school officials should not require students or teachers to believe … responsible for the actions of others based on race or ethnicity. Chapter Department of Education Page number 343 … • … - page 343
… Educators should not be forced to discuss contemporary political issues but neither should they refrain from discussing … in an attempt to protect students from ideas with which they disagree. Proposals such as this should result in … Educators should not be forced to discuss contemporary political issues but neither should they refrain from discussing … - page 343
… • Again, specifically for K-12 systems - 4714 • Again, specifically for K-12 systems under federal authority, Congress … Department of Education Page number 343 … • Again, specifically for K-12 systems under federal authority, Congress … - page 343
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