‘Woke’ For Work? Study Shows Schools Using Ideological Qualifications For Hiring Teachers – Media Research Center

"Other methods of screening included parameters like those from Chicago’s Oak Park 97 district, which recommends considering 'whether a candidate demonstrates interests and skills that reflect the district’s equity policy'...Oak Park-River Forest High School in Illinois declared 'we seek faculty and staff who reflect the demographic of our student population'..."
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nixit
2 years ago

Told ya we’re scaring away all the normies from the profession. It’s like working the assembly floor and listening all your coworkers prattle on about the benefits of socialism nonstop. For 30+ years.

Tom Paine's Ghost
2 years ago

Straight, normal, ordinary white men need not apply.

Giddyap
2 years ago
Admin
2 years ago

This is part of why we have a teacher shortage.

Waggs
2 years ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

100% correct. I call it the Bret Weinstein effect. After seeing what happened to him and his wife, why would anyone with principles and a spine want to stay, much less get into, the teaching profession at any level… because this BS is everywhere….

Giddyap
2 years ago

This is why so many teachers are pink haired, nose ringed, perverts and weirdos, with severe mental problems, who can’t wait to talk to your kids about their sex lives

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