Sylvia Nelson, a mother of two, felt insulted that a superintendent would consider lowering standards for a college preparatory school in order to increase diversity.
told Fox News Digital that she is against any consideration of her kids' college preparatory school lowering academic standards in order to increase diversity.
CALIF. PARENTS SLAM 'DIVISIVE' ETHNIC STUDIES CURRICULUM: 'TEACHING THEM TO BE HATEFUL TOWARDS PEOPLE'Walnut Hills currently has approximately 40% of Black students enrolled in the school. Nelson notes that someone may believe there is a diversity problem because CPS has 80% Black children, which does not reflect the demographic makeup of Walnut Hills.
"As an African American parent, I'm insulted because I don't believe standards need to be lowered for African Americans to get into Walnut," Nelson told local news outlet WKRC on Monday."It was under the auspices of having more African Americans at Walnut Hills."A parent named Sylvia Nelson spoke up at the Cincinnati Public Schools board meeting on March 20th, 2023.
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