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Summary — 2/28/2026:
Our monitoring of Cincinnati Public Schools, City School District has identified 4 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 9
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New 'Health' Curriculum Vote Scheduled
The Board is presenting a new Health and Physical Education curriculum for adoption. These adoptions are the primary way controversial topics like gender identity, 'social justice' activism, and Social Emotional Learning are embedded into classrooms under the cover of 'student wellness.'
Recommended Action
Email Superintendent Shauna Murphy at murphys@cps-k12.org: 'Regarding Item F.4, I demand a full public review of all proposed Health and PE curriculum materials for 30 days before any vote. Parents will not accept a curriculum that pushes radical gender ideology or SEL.'
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💰 Cost: Ideological Indoctrination
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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Changing Who Can Access Student Data
The Board is voting on changes to Policy 8330, which governs your child's private records. 'Redline' changes often weaken parental consent, expand data sharing with third-party vendors, or reclassify sensitive behavioral and health information. This could open the door to data mining without your knowledge.
Recommended Action
Call Board President Eve Bolton at (513) 363-0425: 'Table the vote on Policy 8330. The proposed changes to student data privacy have not been clearly explained to parents. We demand a public hearing on this policy before any changes are made.'
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💰 Cost: Loss of Student Privacy
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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Hiding Spending in the 'Consent Agenda'
A vague item titled 'Superintendent's Recommendations' is buried in the Consent Agenda (Item L.1). This is a classic tactic to pass multiple contracts, hires, or policy changes in a single vote without discussion. We don't know what's inside, and that's the point.
Recommended Action
Email Board President Eve Bolton: 'I demand Item L.1, the Superintendent's Recommendations, be pulled from the Consent Agenda for a separate discussion and roll-call vote. The public deserves to know what you are voting on, not have it hidden in a bundle.'
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability
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PRIORITY LEVEL 5
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Student Monitoring Software Under Review
The Board is discussing the iReady software (Item H.2). While framed as an academic tool, these 'adaptive learning' platforms collect massive amounts of student data, track online behavior, and can embed Social Emotional Learning (SEL) surveys and content without clear parental oversight.
Recommended Action
Email Superintendent Shauna Murphy at murphys@cps-k12.org: 'Regarding the iReady discussion, what specific student data is collected and who is it shared with? Provide parents with the explicit opt-out form for all non-academic and SEL-related components of the software.'
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💰 Cost: Student Data Mining
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