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TOP CALIFORNIA SCHOOL BOARD GROUP
VIOLATES CIVIL RIGHTS LAW,

DISCRIMINATES ON BASIS OF RACE,
ETHNICITY, AND NATIONAL ORIGIN

CSBA CLAIMS WHITE CAN BE BLACK,
ASIANS CAN BE AMERICAN INDIAN

HEARTLAND INSTITUTE

FEATURES CALIFORNIA'S FAILURE

TO STOP ERRORS IN TEXTBOOKS

 

   Textbooks should be 100% trustworthy.  Textbooks should be 100% accurate.  Many are not. Millions of students, teachers, parents, academics, administrators, and taxpayers are disserved by these avoidable systematic faults.

    Textbook publishers should embrace warranties on accuracy.  Textbook adopters and buyers should demand such quality control.  Other industries have product recalls.  In the realm of academics textbook publishing has a duty not to misinform millions of students nationwide and to make the work of teachers harder.  Failure to correct errors, contradictions, and gross omissions calls into question the entire contents of a textbook.

    We urge a race to the top. 

 


California Confesses
It Totally Ignores
Accuracy in Textbooks

 

California Superintendent
Jack O'Connell Talks Tough
But Needs to Act

How to Fix Faulty Textbooks
At Colleges and K-12

Textbook "Earth Science"
By Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Riddled With Errors


Textbook "Oh, California"
By Houghton Mifflin
Riddled With Errors

 

Ford and General Motors
Recall Over 1 Million Vehicles;
Why Can't Textbook Publishers Warrant Their Works?


Simi Valley Unified School District Leads the Way

 

What Hinders
Textbook Accuracy

 

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