Loudoun County, Virginia, continues to find itself at the center of controversy.
Concerned parents say progressive ideas have entered Loudoun County school curricula and are currently being taught to children enrolled in the district.
Now, it appears that parents in Loudoun County are required to sign non-disclosure agreement-style documents in order to see exactly what their children are being taught, including a curriculum called Second Step Programs.
According to documents reportedly obtained by the Daily Caller, parents who wish to review the program must sign a form agreeing not to "Broadcast, download, photograph, or record" the curriculum "In any manner whatsoever."
Scott Mineo, leader of Loudoun County's Parents Against Critical Theory group, told the Daily Caller he found the district's lack of transparency about the SEL program suspicious.
"LCPS is partners with Southern Poverty Law Center, Racial Equity Tools, and Learning for Justice, all of which have copyrighted material LCPS freely provides access to these materials," Mineo wrote in an email to Loudoun County Public Schools.
"Why is there such a double standard when parents want to review Second Step SEL material in its entirety?".
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