Pennsylvania’s culturally relevant and sustaining education guidelines causing controversy

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A controversial regulation for school districts enacted in the last days of the Wolf administration is generating lawsuits today.

Last November under Gov. Tom Wolf, the state’s education department issued a new regulation to train public school teachers on something called culturally relevant and sustaining education or CRSE, but critics like state Rep. Aaron Bernstine said, “This is an example of bureaucrats overstepping their bounds. They’re putting regulations on educators in which they are basically forcing the teaching of critical race theory.”

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