A 2017 Letter To Edmond Public Schools From A Parent About The Glass Castle and Kite Runner

In 2017, a parent discovered that her 10th grade daughter was being required to read The Kite Runner for her English class - and that her daughter's teacher had read parts of the book aloud in class, teaching her daughter a word she didn't have in her vernacular previously, and one of which the mother didn't approve. 

She is not the first parent who has complained about two of the books that have been required reading for 10th grade English class for numerous years. In fact, many parents have followed the chain of command up through administrators to express their irritation and frustration over the fact that these books have been assigned to kids barely even 16 years of age, believing that they are not developmentally appropriate reading for high school aged students. 

Most parents believe that their child's school would never REQUIRE their kids to read something of which they wouldn't approve, but many - like this parent - are naive and don't check into the books their kids are reading. 

To see the full video on this topic, 

see YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdK_05IxxLE

and Rumble - https://rumble.com/v4g2z39-rope-report-live-jenni-and-michael-talk-edmond-public-schools-refusal-to-di.html