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Mar 16, 2026 (Mon) to Calendar
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Summary — 3/14/2026:
Our monitoring of Granville Exempted Village, Exempt School District has identified 4 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 9
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New High School Curriculum Hidden in Plain Sight
The Board is voting to approve the entire high school course catalog for next year. This is the primary vehicle for introducing ideological content like Critical Race Theory, gender identity, or 'social justice' math. The district has buried these potential changes in a massive document attached to the agenda.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review the '2026-2027 Course Description.pdf' file attached in the Official Agenda linked above. Search for keywords like 'equity,' 'social justice,' 'gender,' 'identity,' and 'anti-racism.' Report findings to fellow parents immediately.
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💰 Cost: Ideological Curriculum Shift
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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Secret Policy Changes Introduced Without Notice
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📅 Meeting on March 16, 2026
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The Board is introducing new policies for a 'first reading' but has not disclosed what these policies are. This is a deliberate lack of transparency, preventing parents from reviewing potentially radical changes to academics, student discipline, or parental rights before they are debated and voted on.
Recommended Action
Call Superintendent Jeffrey Brown at (740) 587-8101: 'What specific policies are included in Item 3.02 for a first reading? I demand the full text of these proposed policies be posted publicly before the meeting, or the item must be tabled.'
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💰 Cost: Undisclosed Policy Liability
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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Rushing Vote on Lab-Grown School Food
The Board is waiving the normal review process to immediately approve a new policy on 'Cultivated-Protein Food Products.' This power grab bypasses public input and could authorize serving lab-grown or other alternative proteins to students without parental knowledge or consent. Why the emergency?
Recommended Action
Call Board President Fred Wolf at (740) 587-8101: 'Do not waive the first reading for Policy EFD under Item 6.01. The public deserves time to review any policy related to the food served to our children. Follow the proper review process.'
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💰 Cost: Bypassing Public Review
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PRIORITY LEVEL 5
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Blank Check Contract for Student Services
The Board is approving a contract with 'The Learning Spectrum' for student services but has not provided the contract for public review. Parents have no way of knowing the cost, the scope of services, or what private data will be collected on students. This is a blank check.
Recommended Action
Call Superintendent Jeffrey Brown at (740) 587-8101: 'Regarding Item 6.03, I demand the full contract with The Learning Spectrum be provided for public review before the vote. What is the total cost and what student data will be shared?'
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by Heritage Action Sentinel Engine V2.0 • Source: March 16, 2026 Regular Meeting-[03-16-2026].pdf
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