Connecticut Board of Ed approves new African American, Black, Latino and Puerto Rican Studies curriculum
The Connecticut Board of Education Wednesday unanimously voted to approve a new African American, Black, Latino and Puerto Rican Studies curriculum.
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Dec 2, 2020, 10:57 PM
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Updated 1,249 days ago
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8ds agoThe Connecticut Board of Education Wednesday unanimously voted to approve a new African American, Black, Latino and Puerto Rican Studies curriculum.
The year-long elective course will be made available in high schools across the state beginning Fall 2022.
State lawmakers required the class last year.
