The Illinois State Board of Education finalized a literacy plan. – Chalkbeat Chicago

A student with dark hair holds a book covering their face while sitting at their desk. The book reads "Zora and Me the Cursed Ground."The almost 200-page plan is a hybrid between guidance and a workbook, designed to help pre-K-12 educators teach reading using evidence-based and developmentally appropriate practices. The plan is not a mandate for schools to follow and doesn’t require schools to buy new curriculum or instruction materials for educators. The state board has recommended $3 million for fiscal year 2025 to implement the literacy plan, but advocates hope for $45 million.
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Daskoterzar
2 years ago

Sure…it’s all about the kids…

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago
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The plan is to be proficient in only reading literature that is queer friendly, promotes the notion of supreme blackness, preaches the evils of capitalism and stresses the inherent racism of America. Everything else goes onto a burn pile.

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