N.C. Accountability and Curriculum Reform Effort Proposal to Eliminate Pre-Construction History from High School Now DOA
North Carolina's Accountability and Curriculum Reform Effort (ACRE) proposal to eliminate pre-reconstruction history from high school curriculum is now effectively dead on arrival, as yesterday's News & Observer explains.
The proposal, which resulted in massive public outcry, would have eliminated teaching American history prior to 1877 to high school students. The department claimed American history prior to 1877 would still be taught in the elementary and middle school grades, but would no longer be studied in its entirely in 11th grade.
The proposal, which resulted in massive public outcry, would have eliminated teaching American history prior to 1877 to high school students. The department claimed American history prior to 1877 would still be taught in the elementary and middle school grades, but would no longer be studied in its entirely in 11th grade.
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