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Community feedback influences updates to social studies curriculum

November 14, 2024 | Alabama State Department of Education, State Agencies, Executive, Alabama


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Community feedback influences updates to social studies curriculum
The Alabama State Board of Education held a work session on November 14, 2024, focusing on community input in educational curriculum development. Board members expressed gratitude for the feedback received from constituents, emphasizing the importance of incorporating public concerns into the decision-making process.

One board member highlighted how community involvement has transformed social studies courses, allowing constituents to play an active role in shaping what is taught. This collaborative approach not only addresses concerns but also enhances the educational experience for students.

The meeting underscored the board's commitment to listening to the community and making necessary adjustments based on feedback. This engagement is seen as crucial for fostering a more inclusive and responsive educational environment in Alabama. The board aims to continue this dialogue as they move forward with curriculum updates and other educational initiatives.

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