The National School Board Association was aware that Attorney General Merrick Garland planned to release a controversial memo in response to the NSBA letter comparing parent protests of COVID-19 sc…
The National School Board Association was aware that Attorney General Merrick Garland planned to release a controversial memo in response to the NSBA letter comparing parent protests of COVID-19 school mandates to “domestic terrorism” before the memo was released, according to emails“I understand Chip [Slaven] knew about the A.G. directives before they were published.
Angry parents and community members protest after a Loudoun County School Board meeting was halted by the school board because the crowd refused to quiet down.on Sept. 29 to President Joe Biden, co-signed by association Slaven and NSBA President Viola Garcia, that said “America’s public schools and its education leaders are under an immediate threat,” from parents protesting COVID-19 mask and vaccine mandates and Critical Race Theory.
Emails suggested possible collusion with the Biden administration. The same day the letter was sent, Slaven told his fellow NSBA officers that he had been “in talks over the last several weeks with White House staff” who had “requested additional information on some of the specific threats,” emails revealed.
After the memo was issued, Slaven said in a statement that Garland’s action sent a “strong message to individuals with violent intent who are focused on causing chaos, disrupting our public schools, and driving wedges between school boards and the parents, students, and communities they serve.”
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