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Committee hears student-group sustainability, curriculum and safety concerns at community corner

Frederick County Public Schools Racial Equity / Community Corner Committee · November 14, 2025
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Summary

Members urged stronger curriculum-review participation, proposed making SOCA/Soka an extracurricular for sustainability, proposed media-literacy/AI curriculum, and raised safety concerns about student drop-off at Tuscarora High; staff said some issues had been raised with law enforcement and school administration.

During the committee's community corner, members raised a mix of school-level and districtwide concerns: inactive curriculum subcommittees, sustainability for student-affinity groups (SOCA/Soka), curriculum gaps in media literacy and AI, and hazardous drop-off behavior at Tuscarora High.

Curriculum engagement and SOCA/Soka: A committee member (Speaker 8) said they had been placed on a curriculum review subcommittee that never met and urged the committee to create functioning…

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