Massachusetts school district encourages students to report peers for ‘bias’ violations, documents show

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Officials in a Massachusetts public school system are reportedly urging students and staff to issue complaints against one another for telling politically incorrect jokes and other “incidents of bias,” according to equity protocol documents.

Wellesley Public Schools maintains a policy on “Responding to Incidents of Bias or Discrimination” that outlines ways for students and parents to file reports against peers who violate the policy, according to district documents released by Parents Defending Education, a nonprofit group focused on fighting so-called activist agendas in schools.

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