Nothing in [House Bill 3728] restricts the teaching of fact-based history. It’s not in there. Read it. It clearly lays out the prohibited concepts, basically don’t discriminate, don’t push racism, don’t indoctrinate kids in your personal political viewpoints. That’s what it says.
We don’t think there’s much chance that teachers will be fired or silenced if [House Bill 3728] passes, and if they read it rather than just responding to what they’ve read about it on social media, they’ll know that.
-The Post and Courier Editorial Board
The following prohibited concepts may not be included or promoted in a course of instruction, curriculum, assignment, instructional program, instructional material (including primary or supplemental materials, whether in print, digital, or online), surveys or questionnaires, or professional educator development or training, nor may a student, employee, or volunteer be compelled to affirm, accept, adopt, or adhere to such prohibited co…
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