Join your fellow Lake Forest and Lake Bluff Neighbors for a discussion on the state of civil discourse in our country and concerns around curriculum and legislation that is politicizing our classrooms. Learn how to assess the state of your school and hear from speakers Beth Feeley, from The Woodson Center and 1776 Unites and Ted Dabrowski from Wirepoints. Beth and Ted helped found New Trier Neighbors which is an organization dedicated to curriculum transparency and to protecting diversity of thought for students. They will share ideas and their experiences as they have worked to affect change in their schools.

Admission is FREE
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Sponsored by Lake Forest Neighbors