Parents upset after CA high school cuts honors classes for 'equity' reasons
As a district, we embrace and promote inclusive learning environments. “What she wants to doIt sounds like she used some ambiguous language.” Romney reportedly said to the news station.The lack of communication and discourse over the decision continues to be a point of contention for both students and parents. San Diego Unified instructional support officer Jen Roberson reportedly acknowledged this at Friday's meeting.Many of you on this call feel that your voices have not been heard.
- ▪As a district, we embrace and promote inclusive learning environments.
- ▪“What she wants to doIt sounds like she used some ambiguous language.” Romney reportedly said to the news station.The lack of communication and discourse over the decision continues to be a point of contention for both students and parents.
- ▪San Diego Unified instructional support officer Jen Roberson reportedly acknowledged this at Friday's meeting.Many of you on this call feel that your voices have not been heard.
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SAN DIEGO (TND) — A California high school's decision to reduce honors classes for students reportedly has some parents in an uproar, with most saying they are against such changes to their children's education.Patrick Henry High School, said to be San Diego's largest high school, sent an email to parents saying the advanced classes were being removed due to "equity" reasons, according to KFMB News.In a document attached to the email, the principalMichelle Irwin reportedly pointed to the "racial disparity" between those advanced and non-advanced classes.As a faculty, we ground ourselves daily in our vision that every student will graduate with integrity, purpose and options. As a district, we embrace and promote inclusive learning environments.
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