Visalia School District Demands Audits After Homophobic Slur Incident
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Parents, students, and community members gathered at a Visalia Unified School District board meeting to demand audits following a viral incident at Redwood High. Students spelled out a homophobic slur during an eighth-grade orientation, drawing national backlash. Former and current students shared stories of bullying and harassment, highlighting the need for better cultural competency training and stronger enforcement of the FAIR Act. LGBTQ supporters emphasized the impact of school climates on student safety and belonging. Superintendent Kirk Shrum pledged district-wide self-examination of policies and ongoing talks with families and leaders, aiming to build safer spaces for all.
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