Friends of Lowell Foundation issues legal challenge over procedural and civil rights violations.
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Your voice matters! Join us on Tuesday, Aug 26 at 5 p.m. for a rally against racism and antisemitism at 555 Franklin St, San Francisco! The SFUSD board will be discussing the new ethnic studies curriculum. #SFUSD#RallyAgainstRacism#StandWithUs#PeerK12#ICAN#FOLF
If you missed our webinar about SFUSD's ethnic studies mandate and opt-out procedure, here is the information you need for Fall 2025! Applies to all high schools in SFUSD, not just Lowell. Please pass this info along to your friends. https://t.co/6mdXx9VYcG
A few weeks ago, hardly anyone had heard of Mentava, an education technology startup @NielsHoven founded in 2021. The company was two years out from their seed fundraise, and more than a year away from their planned launch.
But then, a single individual came into their orbit and radically accelerated their timeline overnight — a San Francisco anti-math zealot named Emily Mills. She had tweeted screenshots of their fundraise deck, and captioned it with: “Why do these folks want kids learning math so fast?”
In a threaded tweet, she highlighted a post from Niels on Hacker News where he argued that accelerating learning could get humanity closer to curing cancer, faster. “They want their labor and productivity to 'accelerate human achievement,’” Emily complained.
Emily's thread soon went viral. But it completely backfired on her.
Today on Pirate Wires, Niels tells the story of Mentava’s best marketer, how she singlehandedly drove massive growth for his company, and what it was like inside the company during this transformational moment.
“As the district grapples with inequities that start at the earliest years of education, Lowell students and alumni are working to help ensure that students from all backgrounds can thrive at Lowell.”
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Friends of Lowell Foundation stands side by side with Eli Steele (@Hebro_Steele) and Man of Steele Productions over the latest controversy and attempts to censor the film Killing America: Can The Nation’s Schools Be Saved.
—parents don’t feel they have a voice in their children’s education anymore (https://t.co/m45eBFNu7e), and when a film is produced to highlight the factually incorrect ideology that is foisted upon our students (e.g., “According to the U.N., Israel is an illegal state”),
It is clearly an attempt to censor both the trailer and the film itself. This attempt will fail. It speaks to the very issue that Diana Blum, M.D. (Lowell Class of 1995, nee Portnoy) points out—
The allegations of copyright infringement by Menlo-Atherton Chronicle against Man of Steele Productions are over the use of a heavily processed 2 second clip (from a nearly 2 minute original distributed to multiple media outlets of a public event) are completely devoid of merit.
Folks, GREAT NEWS!
A larger venue was successfully booked at the last minute to accommodate the burgeoning demand for this flick.
April 7, 2024
Doors open at 10:30AM
The Vogue Theater, 3290 Sacramento Street, SF, CA
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