The school board of suburban Kansas City high school has told its teachers to remove cards and stickers that show they are allies of LGBTQ students.
Highlights
- School board of suburban Kansas City high school has told teachers to remove cards and stickers that show they are allies of LGBTQ students.
- The directive came after members received “a concern” about the cards.
- The email said the district remains committed to helping create a safe and inclusive environment, but the cards were “not appropriate at this time.” The Kansas City Star reports some parents, teachers, and advocates have objected to the decision to remove the cards from the school board’s Facebook page.
- The district said some parents and teachers have expressed concern about the decision.
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