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Public commenter urges more African American history in Woodland Hills curriculum

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Summary

A community member used the meeting's public-comment period to urge the district to infuse African American history throughout K-12 curriculum, saying current materials do not meet student and community needs.

During public comment at the Woodland Hills School District board meeting on May 21, a resident urged the district to add African American history across grades K-12 and said current curriculum choices reflect a "maladjusted" approach to the needs of the student body.

The speaker said the curriculum director's response so far…

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