Carroll County Board of Education

[Russ D]

Its the truth — the teaching staff has apparently changed a bit in recent years especially since COVID. Starting last semester assignments my daughter received in several classes started to relate to Liberal topics. My daughter has had to write papers on — How being white has help her get where she is today, The struggles non binary people face in society, Racism in police departments, etc. She is taking a speech class this semester and the teacher is “Non Binary” one week and a “Girl going through a sex change” the next. Every assignment is a reflection of her / his struggles. For the last 2 weeks he /she hasn’t graded papers and has been MIA. Biggest problem is if you try to interject your concertative opinions in classes you get a lower grade.

My white daughter goes to an HBCU and hasn’t had to do anything like that at all. It seems to mostly be the schools run by white liberals with a guilt complex.

 

[KJackson]

Wait until your kids go to Carroll Community College. Its loaded with liberals pushing their agendas. There is no reason why every research paper, every power point, every speech and every homework assignment should be about LGBTQ, Defund the Police, Anti-Gun, BLM and other BS.

I am a proud graduate of CCC. I finished in 2014 and I don't remember anything like that going on back then. Things change fast, though.

 

[rswangz]

Is it just the one class? I had an English class where I couldn't stand the professor. I took one of these exams to get the credit I needed and dropped the class https://clep.collegeboard.org/

 

[Doctor_M]

That's why I like science. Compounds can be hydrophobic, but they are seldom called transphobic.

 

[eruby]

That's why I like science. Compounds can be hydrophobic, but they are seldom called transphobic.

Approves

 

[Dave]

My wife worked for CCC as adjunct faculty teaching 1 course for a couple of semesters until she quit 2 years back. The school was pushing her to pass people so the program could collect state/federal funding. Passing the course was needed to take a state cert exam, and she felt she couldn't ethically keep working there. Basically told to find a way to pass people that weren't showing up, not doing work, and missed course exams, when 2 absences was supposed to be automatic fail.