The two most common reasons (there is a long list) students have been unenrolled in public schools is because 1) remote learning that went on for months on end and students weren’t learning and 2) the indoctrination of our children with Critical Race Theory, including the LGBTQ agenda
The teacher’s unions and public schools across America have overplayed their hand and exposed themselves.
Indoctrination should start at home, in the family, at a young age. It is our duty and our right to indoctrinate our children in the ways that we believe they should live and view the world.
Enrollment drop could cost WA schools $500M.
It won’t.
Enrollment drop is a result of the pandemic.
It isn’t.
This teacher shortage exists because our government school system has put the focus on indoctrination over education and most teachers, the educators, want no part of it.
This week in the nation the Mama Bear Movement shook the political world. Many of their opponents are calling the Mama Bears racists for coming out against CRT and perverted sex education policies that are harming their children.
Today Conservative Ladies of Washington sent an email to the President and Executive Director of Washington State School Director’s Association requesting a response to the NSBA’s (National School Board Association) September 29th letter to the Biden Administration.
Yesterday the U.S. Department of Justice announced a new initiative to address “harassment, intimidation and threats of violence” against school board members, teachers and workers in our public schools. the Justice Department will launch a series of...
It is September in the year 1779. The new American colonists are fighting for their freedom from England. The taxes levied against the colonists are unfair and burdensome. The guns have been taken away from the colonists and they are forced to house the enemy.
*By Leah Anaya, CLW Member & Contributing Writer Last year, I pulled my oldest son from my local public school. I had already declined to send my middle child there (she’s a girl and I was less-than enthused to send her to a school where boys and girls, men...
