New Jersey A852 prohibits teaching critical race theory in public schools and restricts political advocacy by teachers.
New Jersey A852 prohibits public school teachers from teaching critical race theory and engaging in political, ideological, or religious advocacy in the classroom. The bill defines critical race theory as concepts including the belief that one race is inherently superior to another. The State Board of Education must adopt rules prohibiting teachers from endorsing candidates, opposing legislation, or supporting executive actions. The Commissioner of Education can withhold state funds from districts that violate these provisions.
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