A teacher was ordered to remove her “Everyone is Welcome” sign. Why?
 

West Ada School District in Idaho claims it was “too political” and violated district policy.
 

Yes, this happened right here in Idaho, in my school district.

But let’s be clear this isn’t just about one teacher or one school. This is about what kind of education we want for our kids.

• What happens when inclusion becomes controversial?
   
• Who decides which messages are “too political” for the classroom?
   
• What does this mean for our students, teachers, and our advocacy for true inclusion?

We’re tackling these urgent questions LIVE on Facebook, TODAY and your voice is needed.

WHEN: Thurs. March 13th

TIME: 10 am Mtn. Time, 12 pm ET, 11 am CT, 9 am PT

WHERE: My Facebook page, The Art of Advocacy

Join the conversation and hear the interview with the teacher and what the school district did yesterday afternoon. 

Let’s unpack this together because inclusion is not political; it's a fundamental value of public education.

Every student deserves to be seen, valued, and supported.

We must challenge the idea that advocating for belonging is controversial. 

Let's keep on keepin' on,