Ohio Republican lawmakers have put forward at least seven different bills that critics say censor education, with the latest being vague guidelines on so-called 'sexually explicit' material.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Republican lawmakers have put forward at least seven different bills that critics say censor education, with the latest being vague guidelines on so-called"sexually explicit" material.
The slew of legislation aiming to curb discussions around"controversial" topics was one of the reasons she left. She also was severely burnt out, wanted fair pay for the amount of work she was doing and missed spending as much time with her kids, she added. The law would make teachers come up with two separate lessons for one topic if the instruction has anything deemed as"explicit" by the state, which parents could choose as an alternative."It's entirely appropriate, in my mind, for parents to know what's being offered and to be able to opt-in, rather than to hope that they have a chance to opt-out," Lindes said.
But not every school district is following those rules, Lindes said, however, no examples were provided. LGBTQ+ groups have dealt with being labeled as"sexual" by some conservative groups, despite not doing anything explicit."It would be sexually explicit regardless of who the two people are," he said."For the LGB-so-on people, to say that they're being singled out, it is false."
This bill would also require schools to draft a policy that"promotes parental involvement in their child’s education" and would require the school to notify a parent of a change in their"student’s services or monitoring related to the student’s mental, emotional, or physical health or well-being." RELATED: Leaked audio shows Ohio rep. introducing bill to limit affirming care had never spoken to trans community
State Rep. Sarah Fowler Arthur, who is known internationally for telling News 5 that the Holocaust should be taught from"both sides," introduced one of the most controversial education bills of the term. She was homeschooled and never attended college. She is also homeschooling her kids.Back in March, News 5 aired an exclusive report about comments made by one of the primary sponsors of the original “divisive concepts” bill — H.B. 327.
After the original divisive concepts bill was hijacked by becoming the Holocaust bill, up popped H.B. 616.
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