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Wauwatosa schools change their sex education curriculum amid protests, will start teachings as early as kindergarten this year
Wauwatosa schools change their sex education curriculum amid protests, will start teachings as early as kindergarten this year
Beck Andrew Salgado

| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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For the first time in 10 years, the Wauwatosa School District has approved a new human growth and development curriculum, which will address controversial issues of sexual orientation and gender identity. But the action didn't come easily.
The 6-1 vote came late Monday as anxious attendees, spilling out of the crowded boardroom, awaited a decision after nearly four hours of discussion on the topic by students, teachers, caregivers and other community members.
The new curriculum, developed over 10 months, will feature lessons as early as kindergarten. In later grades, it will provide a more comprehensive sex education curriculum and will include information on sexual orientation and gender identity.
The updated curriculum will be implemented in the 2022-23 school year.
The curriculum was created by an internal committee and external committee and involved teachers, health care professionals, caregivers, students and a local clergy member. They used Wisconsin state statutes, Department of Public Instruction standards and National Sex Education standards as a foundation for the new curriculum.
For elementary schools, updates to the curriculum would start as early as kindergarten, including added lessons on defining gender, gender roles, identifying medically proper names of body parts and learning about consent in an everyday context. It would also add picture books that present more diverse backgrounds.
By eighth grade, middle schoolers would have learned about different gender identities, sexual orientations, sexual activities and how social relationships are influenced by all of those things.
By high school, students would learn about abuse in relationships, safe sex, analyzing information on social media and a more thorough understanding of sexual orientation, gender and other social identities.
The committees strived to create a curriculum that would be acceptable to the whole community. A poll seeking community feedback showed that 64.5% of respondents strongly agreed with the curriculum.
It should be noted that the poll was subject to outside intervention, and the district explained that it had to clean the original data to only account for Wauwatosa respondents.
The school district provides parents both the option to opt out of the curriculum as a whole or opt out of specific parts of the curriculum. More details on the grade-by-grade outlook can be found at bit.ly/TosaHumanGrowthandDevelopment .
Before the school board meeting, multiple demonstrations took place outside the district office.
One protest, put together by Wauwatosa residents on Facebook, was organized to support the curriculum and LGBTQ+ students in the district.
Nate Robertstad, a member of the external committee that worked closely with the district to form the new curriculum, said the revamping of the curriculum was long overdue. He said he was happy to see students getting the education they need and deserve.
“We want to be a lighthouse district, and inclusivity like this is one of those steps to do that. I feel like our community is taking a big step in doing this,” Robertstad said.
Another protest was organized by a group called Moms for Liberty, a national organization that has chapters throughout the country. Although the group does not have a chapter in Milwaukee or Waukesha counties, it does have chapters in nearby Ozaukee, Racine and Kenosha counties.
A member of the group who identified themselves as a Mequon resident said that she came to Wauwatosa because she wanted to defend the innocence of kids in other districts.
Words were exchanged at different times during the simultaneous demonstrations, but a police presence was able to ensure nothing escalated past verbal jabs.
The school board meeting attracted a multitude of community members eager to voice their opinions. To accommodate the larger-than-normal crowds, multiple rooms were opened. The meeting was also livestreamed.
One student who spoke was a teen who detailed his experience realizing his biological makeup did not match how he felt. As he contemplated a transition to his preferred gender, he said, he received no education or information from the school district about what he was experiencing.
“I couldn't fully socially transition for 13 years of my life … that reason being is I didn't even know that there was a choice to be LGBTQ because it was never ever taught in school,” he said.
Each of the 10 students who spoke at the board meeting expressed support and gratitude for the new curriculum.
They were countered by numerous people claiming to be medical professionals from the Milwaukee community who said supporting the internal desires surrounding sexuality and gender identity of younger individuals is "dangerous."
Milwaukee resident Franklin Smith, president of the Milwaukee Guild and Catholic Medical Association, spoke against the curriculum, claiming the curriculum’s teachings pushed kids in a direction they would not go in otherwise.
“There's no doubt in my mind that future generations will observe the damage that occurs when this teaching method is used,” Smith said.
After attendees expressed frustration with the number of non-Wauwatosa people speaking, the board eventually stipulated that individuals could only comment if they live in the Wauwatosa community or have a student who attends a Wauwatosa school.
After a lengthy public comment period, various board members also expressed their concerns.
Michael Meier said that, as an individual, he supported the plan, but as a representative on the school board, he had worries. He cast the only opposing vote to the curriculum.
Board member Sharon Muehlfeld also expressed worries, stating it was a big decision and she wanted to see whether more time could be given to the board, and community members, to ponder the topic.
But Board President Eric Jessup-Anger said that after the 10-month process the curriculum had already gone through, he didn’t know what else the board could hear that it hasn't heard already.
A suggestion by Meier to create a new curriculum for the students of parents who disliked the updated one failed, 5-2. Board member Jenny Hoag said that would only further divide the district and its students.
The board also voted, 5-2, against delaying a vote on the updated curriculum before ultimately approving the curriculum.
Beck Andrew Salgado can be reached at 512-568-4070 or Bsalgado@gannett.com . Follow him on Twitter at @Beck_Salgado .
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