California lawmakers are set to scrutinize the San Francisco Unified School District's (SFUSD) educational policies, with a particular focus on its approach to teaching gender and ethnic studies. On [date], Maria Su, the district's superintendent, will face a grueling questioning session in Congress, where she will be held accountable for the district's decisions regarding these sensitive topics. Critics have accused the SFUSD of promoting a biased and ideologically-driven curriculum, while supporters argue that the district is simply trying to provide a more inclusive and representative education for its diverse student body. As the debate over critical race theory and social-emotional learning continues to rage across the country, Su's testimony is likely to spark further controversy and shed light on the complexities of teaching these subjects in America's classrooms.
Congress to Grill San Francisco Schools Chief Maria Su About Gender, Ethnic Studies KQED
