New History Textbooks Spark Controversy in York County
A debate has emerged over new AP U.S. history textbooks in a York County school district, with critics labeling them as "anti-American".
The controversy began when board members accused the book of "ignoring the greatness" of the United States.
The book is "anti-American" and "ignoring the greatness" of the country.
The Dover Area school board ultimately approved the textbooks with a unanimous vote, selecting the 16th edition of "American History: Connecting with the Past" by McGraw Hill.
The College Board provides updated textbooks to schools nationwide to aid students in preparing for the latest AP U.S. history exams.
Author's summary: New history textbooks spark controversy in York County school district.
- Textbook title: American History: Connecting with the Past
- Publisher: McGraw Hill
- Edition: 16th
- Year of publication: 2023
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