They're teaching times tables, not Critical Race Theory

This week: A bogus witch hunt in public education. The Governor ended his McGirt panel due to protesters. Power struggle in Western Heights school district. A former Cherokee chief will be featured on the quarter.Episode outline:The State Board of Education adopted rules following passage of HB1775. Western Heights school district fired superintendent, appointed a new one, then SBE said no and appointed their own, THEN this week Western Heights said no to the state and again appointed their own.We mentioned in our last episode that Governor Stitt was going to hold a “community impact panel” this week about the McGirt ruling. Well, he did...but it did not go well for him.On a related note, the FBI anticipates 7500 new cases in federal court next year as a result of the McGirt ruling The board of Epic Charter Schools shared information about why they distanced themselves from the founders, and it’s kind of fascinating. Let’s end on a good note: the US Mint announced the designs for the new quarters featuring Cherokee Nation Chief Wilma Mankiller that will be released next year.