INDIANAPOLIS (WOWO): The IndyStar reports that Huston will leave his position at the College Board, a nonprofit organization known for programs like Advanced Placement classes and the SAT exam.
In an email to the IndyStar, the College Board said that Huston’s last day with the organization was Monday. The statement went on to say that Huston decided that maintaining both roles was not possible. Huston confirmed the news in a statement of his own restating concerns over managing both roles.
Huston’s role with the College Board has recently been brought into question in light of his support for controversial bill HB 1134, which he is in favor of. Among other things, the bill prohibits teachers from promoting some divisive concepts.
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“Among other things, the bill prohibits teachers from promoting some divisive concepts.”
What an idea. Prevent teacher from indoctrinating your kids into the new and improved utopia. Perhaps teachers should be focused on reading, writing, and arithmetic. Far too many big blue places produce high school “graduates” that can do none of those. But they do know about condoms, tranny stuff, and how to rob stores and hijack cars. The Teachers Unions and many other Marxicrats think teachers should raise your kids rather than the parents who carry the sizeable freight of bringing the child from birth to adulthood able to function in a modern society.
One wonders just what the College Board plans to do with the SAT and other products they push to those taking the tests that make the Speaker incompatible with the College Board and being the Speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives…………….It sounds to me like the College Board may be incompatible with regular society.