In this episode we look at some clips of Martha MacCallum’s interview with Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, about the lawsuit between parents in Montgomery County, Maryland and the school board. The case revolves around the district’s decision to not allow parents to opt their children out of LGBTQ+ inclusive reading materials in the classroom. MacCallum and Weingarten dive into the legal, educational, and societal implications of the case, exploring the balance between parental rights, educational policies, and LGBTQ+ rights in schools. Tune in for an important discussion on one of the most pressing issues in today’s education landscape. We also take a glimpse at the NAEP scores and their continued downward trend. This episode wraps up with a discussion of 2 lawsuits by high school students who graduated with honors, but can not even write their own name!
