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What Causes Failing Schools?
You won’t find bad schools in neighborhoods with stable families, low crime, and high employment.
Learn MoreAre Failing Schools a Result of Racism? (Part 1)
Does the data indicate that failing minority schools are an indication of a racist society?
Learn MoreAre Failing Schools a Result of Racism? (Part 2)
What does the data say about racial disparity?
Racism Vs Racial Discrimination Part 1?
Does racism matter in the lives of Black Americans?
Learn MoreRacism Vs Racial Discrimination Part 2
Can we solve racial discrimination by following the money?
Learn MoreFIGHTING CRITICAL RACE THEORY BY ALL ITS NAMES
OPTING OUT OF CRITICAL RACE THEORY
Critical Race Theory (CRT), or any ideology that teaches children that they live in a society of oppressors and the oppressed, is harmful to children of all races. Parents have a right to exempt their children from exposure to CRT-based teaching. A parent’s right to determine their child’s belief system and education has been tested and upheld by the United States Supreme Court. It’s time to exercise parents’ rights.Critical Race Theory (CRT), or any ideology that teaches children that they live in a society of oppressors and the oppressed, is harmful to children of all races. Parents have a right to exempt their children from exposure to CRT-based teaching. A parent’s right to determine their child’s belief system and education has been tested and upheld by the United States Supreme Court. It’s time to exercise parents’ rights.
OPT-UPT OF CRT IN YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL
Download and complete the Opt-Out form below. Then make sure your school principle gets a signed copy.
Opt-Out VirginiaOpt-Out Nat’lTALK TO YOUR CHILD ABOUT CRT
Don’t just send in your Opt-Out form. Take the time to talk to your child about what it means.
TALK TO YOUR SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ABOUT CRT
If possible, schedule a time to meet with your school’s principal to explain why you are opting out of race based learning.
REPORT VIOLATIONS TO CRT@NSABA.ORG
Not every teacher or principle will want to honor your rights. Keeping us informed means we can fight for you in the courts of needed
NSABA Education Objectives
The NSABA focuses on programs that support and extend the capability of existing public school systems. Summer learning, weekend learning, and specialized training are all offered to supplement core learning that supports public school learning. By improving public education, we can reach the greatest number of disadvantaged students.
Dropout Prevention Program
Dropout prevention demands early intervention. The main reason students dropout is the feeling of being too far behind that catching up. Our dropout prevention program makes it possible to catch up, keep up, and excel.
Summer Essentials Academy
The Summer Essentials Academy will offer a full day of learning to students staring in the 7th grade. The purpose of the academy is to increase student proficiency in math and reading, core indicators of education success.
Weekend Study Camp
Weekend Study Camps will be offered throughout the year to teach students to be better students. Not only will subject tutoring be offered, but the camps will focus on improving student study habits, host reading clubs, offer safe and silent study rooms.
The Computer Science Academy
To build a better workforce and prepare students and adults for the bright future, the Computer Science Academy will focus on training the next generation of workers in computer programming, network security, and artificial intelligence.
The Family Resource Center
Stable, healthy families are the most important contributors to a better education, and are crucial to reducing poverty. The Family Resource Center will bring together programs and educational resources on family finance, career counseling, as well as classes in family life education.
High School Plus Academy
The fight to end illeracy does not end once a student reaches 18 years of age. To address the long term health of the community, the Meyers Project will also offer a path for adults over the age of 18 to earn a high school diploma. High School Plus is that path.
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Before Covid, Urban Schools Were Already In Trouble
Hits: 221 Public education has certainly been impacted by the Covid-19 crisis. While distance learning works for many, the majority of students who struggled with remote learning were poor minorities.[…]
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