A Colorado school district recentlyLGBTQ+ Toolkit,” revealing what extra steps educators and staff are taking to indoctrinate affected young Americans, particularly around topics like sexuality and gender.
This document Appearance It has been featured on various DPS school sites and was recently covered in detail in the Daily Caller. Reportshows that Denver Public Schools students are unable to avoid LGBT propaganda, parents are unable to effectively opt out of thematic content, and parental consent is unavailable on a range of issues.
The Denver Public Schools toolkit details various district plans and policies that are designed with the express purpose of supporting non-heterosexual and gender dysphoric students, staff and families. The district Have It has more than 200 schools, 4,780 teachers, approximately 90,000 students and 10,177 employees.
“There is no opt-out for LGBTQ+ topics.”
“Age-appropriate LGBTQ+ topics are considered part of DPS's equity and inclusion efforts, just like all other topics related to equity and inclusion (e.g., immigration, racism, ableism, etc.),” the toolkit states.
The state Democratic Party passed legislation In 2019, it mandated the inclusion of content about the accomplishments of non-straight people in Colorado. Social Studies Standards And curriculum. But the DPS kit suggests that districts can go beyond simply inserting LGBT content into history, civics and social studies lessons and go further, promoting such promotion in “all subject areas.”
Parents can still choose not to have their children attend specific sex-ed classes, Per policyand refrain from discussing abstinence-only approaches to avoiding disease or pregnancy — DPS noted in the toolkit that such a reversal does not exempt students from “all discussions about gender, family, and/or sexual diversity in school.”
“There is no opt-out when it comes to LGBTQ+ topics,” the toolkit states, which The Daily Caller reported was updated in July.
While the district appears keen to tailor its curriculum and policies to minority, non-heterosexual community members, the toolkit states that “DPS cannot customize individual lessons, content, or classrooms because families, students, or staff may have different values.”
It has previously been noted that LGBT propaganda falls under the umbrella of “equality and inclusion,” but the toolkit makes clear that “parental permission is not needed to teach about equity and inclusion.”
DPS appears to be trying to circumvent parents in other ways as well.
For children who are confused about their sexual orientation or “gender identity,” the toolkit stresses, “Do not disclose to anyone the student.”
“Do not share information about a student's transition without the student's explicit written consent,” the toolkit adds.
In addition to helping students hide their confusion, DPS is happy to use “any name and pronouns a student identifies themselves with at school” without parental notice or permission, and DPS also allows students to change their name and pronouns in the district records system without parental permission or legal documentation.
When confronted with a gender dysphoric student, the toolkit recommends pairing the student with a staff member who is “supportive of LGBTQ+ topics” andGender support plan.“
The kit also suggests ways for educators and school officials to take away parents' authority and assume the role of the family if they feel parents are not in favor of contributing to their child's chaos.
Educators or administrators should discuss with the student's family and ask if the student's family is willing to accept, to avoid inadvertently putting the student at greater risk of harm. Based on that information, the school and the student should consider how the school can support the student and determine how to proceed in a collaborative process of balancing the student's need for recognition at school with the reality that they may not have support at home.
The toolkit also details that cross-dressing students are allowed to choose the bathrooms and locker rooms that best suit their fantasies, and are allowed to go on overnight trips while keeping their true gender a secret from other students and their parents.
The Daily Caller reported that DPS could not be reached for comment.
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