Nick Higgins - Teachers Make a Difference - Summer Boismier

Summer Bommier, a former ELA teacher from Norman, Oklahoma, protested against House Bill 1775, which restricts teaching content related to CRT, race, gender, and sexuality. She covered her classroom books with red paper and provided students with a QR code linking to Brooklyn Public Library's Books Unbanned program. Facing pressure from administration and community, Summer resigned. She later joined Brooklyn Public Library, advocating for intellectual freedom and against censorship.

What was the main reason Summer Bommier protested against House Bill 1775?

• To support the bill's restrictions

• To encourage students to follow the bill's guidelines

• To promote the bill's educational reforms

• To oppose the bill's censorship on certain topics

How did Summer Bommier express her protest in the classroom?

• By organizing a student rally

• By writing a letter to the school board

• By holding a press conference

• By covering books with red paper and providing a QR code

What action did Summer Bommier take after facing pressure from the administration?

• She continued teaching under restrictions

• She accepted the reprimand

• She transferred to another school

• She resigned from her teaching position

What opportunity did Summer Bommier receive after her resignation?

• A chance to write a book

• A scholarship for further studies

• A teaching position at another school

• A role at the Brooklyn Public Library

What is Summer Bommier's current role at the Brooklyn Public Library?

• She works to combat censorship

• She is a volunteer

• She is a librarian

• She manages the library's finances