Montgomery County Public Schools’ new social studies framework will expose fourth- and fifth-graders to more American history — particularly Black history — at a younger age.
“The goal is that students should be able to see themselves in the curriculum,” Oliver-Gary said.
Montgomery County’s revisions to its history curriculum follow changes made by the state education board. The state board regularly reviews the curriculums it distributes to school districts, like its sex education framework. But Montgomery — Maryland’s largest school district, with roughly 159,000 students — is also changing its curriculum as a part of an anti-racist audit launched earlier this year...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2022/06/30/montgomery-county-schools-history-curriculum/
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