Parents, Teachers Divided Over ‘My Shadow Is Pink’ Book in San Diego County School District
At a board meeting, many parents call the book inappropriate, but other parents and all teachers support it as inclusive.
Parents and community members at the Encinitas Union School District board meeting, inside and outside the boardroom, on May 21, 2024. Sophia Fang/The Epoch Times
Parents, Teachers Divided Over ‘My Shadow Is Pink’ Book in San Diego County School District
Should the book “My Shadow Is Pink'' be used in K-6 classrooms and should the parents be informed about it beforehand?
These questions drew an unusually large crowd to the Encinitas Union School District (EUSD) board meeting on May 21.
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