Following up on this:
It's a joke now with my son, when I ask "Hey learn anything cool in school today?" His response is "Dad, guess what we learned about in social studies today?" "What, son?" "Reconstruction." And then I just shake my head. He's smart enough now, though, to realize in school when his teacher is teaching history as if it's a morality play, because I've been harping on that point for a few years now.
So I guess the takeaway for me right now is that my son and his friends, at least, aren't really becoming indoctrinated into the worst of the ideology. Most of them appear to be rolling their eyes at it. That's not to say that the pervasiveness of this in curriculums nationwide won't have it's intended effect: changing the electorate in 20-30 years time so as to pass reparations legislation. But for my kids, at least, it looks as if the harm might be limited to them just not learning about a lot of history in school, and limiting their interest in history as a subject.
Of course, the fun doesn't stop in Jr. High. The high school school board, administration, and curriculum is utterly woke, focusing primarily on "oppression studies," so we'll see how that turns out. He wants to go to that school and I guess I should be happy since it'll save me $80k for the local Catholic high school.