A sex education curriculum that has divided parents and school committee members in Worcester is expected to go to a vote later this week.
The Worcester School Committee, which sets policy for the public schools in the second largest city in Massachusetts, is set to decide on whether to adopt the curriculum Thursday, May 6.
Editor's Note: A mother in Worcester, Massachusetts addressed school officials about two sex education curriculums under consideration for use in the city's public schools on Monday, April 26, 2021.
Her comments were addressed to the Worcester School Committee's Standing Committee on Teaching, Learning, and Student Supports, which consists of three members of the school committee, which is the elected board that sets policy for the city's public schools.
