In a ‘Disturbing’ Precedent, Michigan Supreme Court Denies Mother’s Effort To Review ‘Ethnic and Gender Studies’ Public School Curriculum
The court left in place a lower court’s decision holding that the records of public school teachers are not ‘public records subject to disclosure for purposes of FOIA.’
The Michigan Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from a parent seeking to view her school district’s curriculum materials, in a decision that some say will have “enormous” implications in other cases where citizens try to access local government records.
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