Local parents, organizations and state political leaders gathered in downtown Cumming on
Saturday, Oct. 9, to discuss upcoming plans to push for legislation to end
critical race theory in schools and encourage school board members to drop
Social and Emotional Learning from local curriculums.
Local parents, state leaders announce ongoing efforts against Critical Race Theory in schools amid national debate


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