Controversial Material. Faculty shall have the freedom to present and discuss political, religious, or otherwise controversial materials, provided the materials are relevant to the course content and appropriate to the grade level of the student and the teacher is licensed in and knowledgeable of the subject discussed. Lesson plans for any such controversial subject shall be personally called to the attention of the supervisor and submitted to the immediate supervisor on a form provided by the District, one week prior to their utilization in the classroom. Unless specific objections are noted by the department chairman or principal, the lesson plans shall be considered approved.
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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement