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North Carolina Education Group Launches ‘Schoolhouse Shock’ Program To Document Extremism In The Classroom

Chrissy Clark
North Carolina Education Group Launches ‘Schoolhouse Shock’ Program To Document Extremism In The Classroom
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A North Carolina advocacy group launched a whistleblower program to gather reported incidents of discrimination, harassment, and abuse by public school officials. 

On Monday, Education First Alliance unveiled its “Schoolhouse Shock” program. “Schoolhouse Shock” allows parents and students to send in anonymous tips about inappropriate race-based curriculum or commentary made in public school classrooms. 

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