alternative curriculum
Britishnoun
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Her school offers an alternative curriculum - which under Kenya law is allowed for private institutions as long as it is approved by the education department.
From BBC
Republican lawmakers have pushed to ban “The 1619 Project” from classrooms and even former President Donald Trump weighed in, prompting an alternative curriculum proposal by conservative leaders.
From Los Angeles Times
Kirk’s answer is a free K-12 alternative curriculum described as the key to a “reliable, honest and quality America-first education,” and is aimed primarily at homeschooling parents.
From Seattle Times
Mr. Pompeo tweeted Tuesday, “Dr. Carson and I agree: CRT doesn’t belong in our schools,” promoting the alternative curriculum.
From Washington Times
Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo recommended the district increase the focus on abstinence, allow parents and students to review the curriculum, provide professional development and training for educators teaching the classes, and offer an alternative curriculum for families who do not opt-in to the classes.
From Washington Times
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