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Tri‑Valley board endorses state bills restricting critical race theory instruction
Summary
The Tri‑Valley Board of Education voted unanimously June 28 to approve a resolution supporting state bills HB 127 and HB 322, described in the motion as prohibiting required instruction in components of critical race theory.
The Tri‑Valley Board of Education voted unanimously on June 28 to approve a resolution expressing support for two pieces of state legislation, HB 127 and HB 322, described in the meeting materials as prohibiting the required teaching of components of Critical Race Theory. The motion (Resolution #21-179) was made by Scott Ford and seconded by Martha Prince and passed on a 5–0 roll-call vote.
The resolution as recorded in the minutes does not specify implementation details or how district policy would change if the bills become law; the board took no separate action at the meeting to alter curriculum materials or local policy language. No public comments or administrative explanations about classroom practice are recorded in the minutes for this item.
Board members heard and approved the resolution as part of the superintendent’s report and consent business; the minutes show the vote passed unanimously. The board did not schedule additional hearings or votes on curriculum language at this meeting.
The board’s approval records only the district’s expression of support for the named bills. HB 127 and HB 322 are cited in the minutes by bill number and a parenthetical description; the minutes do not include the text of the bills or an analysis of their potential effects on district curriculum or personnel.
