Reported Incidents
For Colton School District
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High school starts Furry Club
Alleged incident at Hanover High School · Dresden School District · New Hampshire
A high school in New Hampshire established a new club focused on creating artwork and costumes based on anthropomorphized animal characters. The club, described as funded, aims to provide a safe environment for students interested in the 'furry fandom.' This initiative was created in February 2025.
SRVUSD teaches CRT, activism
Alleged incident in San Ramon Valley Unified School District · California
A school district's ethnic studies course utilizes Critical Race Theory as a core text, focusing on concepts of power, privilege, and systemic oppression. The curriculum requires students to engage in activism aimed at dismantling perceived institutionalized oppression. This approach is described as prioritizing collectivist mindsets and challenging traditional classroom norms.
California district's CRT course
Alleged incident in San Ramon Valley Unified School District · California
A California school district has introduced an ethnic studies course. This curriculum reportedly incorporates Critical Race Theory concepts. The course also mandates student activism.
Drag Queen Crossing Guard Event
Alleged incident at Lincoln Elementary School · Denver County 1 School District · Colorado
A school district hosted a drag queen as a celebrity crossing guard during a "Walk and Roll to School" event. This decision sparked significant parental outrage, with critics viewing the event as inappropriate exposure to gender identity concepts for elementary school students.
School trains on gender identity
Alleged incident in Dekalb County School District · Georgia
An elementary school's advisory council discussed plans to shift its focus to school climate and culture, including training for staff on gender identity issues. This initiative involves a summer book study and research to support students in the upcoming academic year.
DeKalb Promotes BLM Curriculum
Alleged incident in Dekalb County School District · Georgia
The school district promoted a "Black Lives Matter" week, providing educators with resources and lesson plans. These materials covered racial identity, social justice, and gender identity, with some encouraging student activism. The district's website featured related symposiums and reading lists.
District Hides Gender Plans
Alleged incident in San Ramon Valley Unified School District · California
The San Ramon Valley Unified School District introduced Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) clubs, called "Prism Clubs," in its elementary schools. The district is reportedly withholding club materials and information about gender support plans and name changes from parents. These policies allow students to change gender identity without parental knowledge.
Darien hires 'racist grading' consultant
Alleged incident in Darien School District · Connecticut
The Darien Public School District planned to hire a diversity consultant for equity training and an audit. Concerns arose from the public and some board members regarding the consultant's selection process and past work, which included an essay titled "Grading is Capitalist, Racist, and Exploitative." The district proceeded with the hiring despite these concerns.
District Pays for Race Training
Alleged incident at Plymouth South Middle School · Plymouth School District · Massachusetts
A school district paid a consultant to conduct racial equity and white privilege training for staff and students. The sessions included discussions on systemic racism, white privilege, and racial identity development models. This training aimed to foster an understanding of antiracist education and personal racial identity.
Board Member's Divisive Remarks
Alleged incident in Dekalb County School District · Georgia
During a virtual meeting, a school board member made controversial remarks concerning a specific racial group's potential defiance of safety rules. This statement caused significant concern among other board members and parents. The incident raised questions about public discourse and representation within the district's leadership.