Board approves 'Kids Have Rights' prevention curriculum after debate
After a 30-day review and a period of debate, the Forest Hills Board voted 7–1 to adopt the "Kids Have Rights" curriculum for elementary grades; supporters cited research and scaffolded lessons while one trustee said the subject belongs primarily in the home.
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The Forest Hills Board of Education voted to adopt the "Kids Have Rights" prevention curriculum for elementary students after a 30-day review and a period of debate among trustees.
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