School board debates are so hot nationwide that the Department of Justice may step in to investigate concerns over threats and intimidation.
Tag: Ken Williams
Ethnic Studies Professor Drops Out of County Board of Education Forum Over Fellow Panelists
Local community group to hold a press conference in opposition to the forum hours before tomorrow’s event.
OC Board of Education to Host Ethnic Studies Forum Amid Misinformation Concerns
The forum is the first of two the board will host this summer as the ethnic studies debate continues across the county.
The Push for Ethnic Studies Classes Continues Throughout Orange County School Districts
The county’s board of education is expected to hold forums on ethnic studies courses in July and August.
OC School Districts Are Looking at Ethnic Studies; What Exactly Will Those Classes Entail?
The debate on the courses has heated up around the County and continues this week as a state bill could make the class mandatory.
Los Alamitos School Board to Vote on Social Justice Standards; Anaheim District to Require Ethnic Studies
The idea of offering ethnic studies classes is sparking debates at school boards across Orange County.
OC Board of Education, Superintendent Spend $3 Million in Legal Battle to Pick Their Own Lawyers
The two sides are still in court over who controls the budget, setting up a confrontation with statewide implications.
Williams and Barke: Why We’re Suing the Governor to Reopen OC Schools
Our children have a constitutional right to an adequate education. That right is violated when the governor and state health officials close schools. That constitutional violation is precisely the reason the Orange County Board of Trustees has pursued a legal remedy to open schools to classroom instruction.










