By signing this petition you will let the School Climate Committee and Nova's School Board know that you support the reading of "My Princess Boy" or a similar book ("Jacob's New Dress", "Red") as part of our anti-bullying efforts and to remain compliant with Title IX and the recently passed Safe Schools law.
The volume of support has now reached a point where it warrants a formal presentation to the School Climate Committee. I am currently drafting a letter to board members outlining our request for a review of the curriculum policy. Expect an update once a meeting time is confirmed.
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2015
62 Comments
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Kimberly Dumitrica
10 years ago
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As a female mechanical engineer, I can relate to the intolerance by some against those of us who do not fit the traditional ideas of gender roles. I fully support this child and support including gender non-conformity into the anti-bullying curriculum.
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Hannah Edwards
10 years ago
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Obviously most know this is about my child. However it is for all Nova students and will help Nova to become an even better place. Thank you to all who have supported.
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Anna Brailovsky
10 years ago
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Without the virtues of tolerance and empathy, fortitude and perseverance are an exercise in self-congratulation, prudence turns to fear, and justice is downright impossible. I am deeply saddened by the necessity of this petition.
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Jenni Marker-Johnson
10 years ago
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Make all children welcome! Nova's teachers are well versed in offering conscientious, efficient and factual information on many subjects. Trust them to handle this situation in the same manner.
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Tom Wedes
10 years ago
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To think this is not a good idea for a child that is struggling is short sighted and a disservice to that child. I do not understand why anyone would be opposed to a book that may help a child, who may feel ostracized from the students. This is an opportunity for the school to educate. I fully support this book.
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Susan Olshanski
10 years ago
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I support reading this (or a similar book). A book provides the teachers with context to help draw the lines from theoretical to practical when discussing a vulnerable group of children.
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Stephanie Schweser
10 years ago
I am in favor of using materials such as this as part of the curriculum. Teaching and promoting tolerance, understanding, and inclusion will better our school community and our community beyond.
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Amy Schwarz
10 years ago
Please don't let discrimination and fear rule our schools.
By signing this petition you will let the School Climate Committee and Nova's School Board know that you support the reading of "My Princess Boy" or a similar book ("Jacob's New Dress", "Red") as part of our anti-bullying efforts and to remain compliant with Title IX and the recently passed Safe Schools law.
The volume of support has now reached a point where it warrants a formal presentation to the School Climate Committee. I am currently drafting a letter to board members outlining our request for a review of the curriculum policy. Expect an update once a meeting time is confirmed.
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2015
62 Comments
K
Kimberly Dumitrica
10 years ago
Featured
As a female mechanical engineer, I can relate to the intolerance by some against those of us who do not fit the traditional ideas of gender roles. I fully support this child and support including gender non-conformity into the anti-bullying curriculum.
H
Hannah Edwards
10 years ago
Featured
Obviously most know this is about my child. However it is for all Nova students and will help Nova to become an even better place. Thank you to all who have supported.
A
Anna Brailovsky
10 years ago
Featured
Without the virtues of tolerance and empathy, fortitude and perseverance are an exercise in self-congratulation, prudence turns to fear, and justice is downright impossible. I am deeply saddened by the necessity of this petition.
J
Jenni Marker-Johnson
10 years ago
Featured
Make all children welcome! Nova's teachers are well versed in offering conscientious, efficient and factual information on many subjects. Trust them to handle this situation in the same manner.
T
Tom Wedes
10 years ago
Featured
To think this is not a good idea for a child that is struggling is short sighted and a disservice to that child. I do not understand why anyone would be opposed to a book that may help a child, who may feel ostracized from the students. This is an opportunity for the school to educate. I fully support this book.
S
Susan Olshanski
10 years ago
Featured
I support reading this (or a similar book). A book provides the teachers with context to help draw the lines from theoretical to practical when discussing a vulnerable group of children.
S
Stephanie Schweser
10 years ago
I am in favor of using materials such as this as part of the curriculum. Teaching and promoting tolerance, understanding, and inclusion will better our school community and our community beyond.
A
Amy Schwarz
10 years ago
Please don't let discrimination and fear rule our schools.
As a female mechanical engineer, I can relate to the intolerance by some against those of us who do not fit the traditional ideas of gender roles. I fully support this child and support including gender non-conformity into the anti-bullying curriculum.