A school in Sacramento, California, has suspended a mom over her stance against Common Core.
You read that correctly, the Mark Twain School in Sacramento has told the mother of a 12-year-old student that she has been suspended for two weeks. Police in Sacramento served the 14-day suspension to Katherine Duran in her home following a disagreement with the school over the soon-to-be enacted Common Core standards.
Duran’s son, Christopher, was not pleased when he learned of his mom’s suspension, telling the local KXTV, “I was outraged.”
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2 comments:
Mark Twain would want his name ripped off that school.
Some boards of ed. ignore parent questions and then give partial or misleading answers if forced to respond. I know one school system that would suspend parents in a second if it had the power. Power is very big with those folks.
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