Ann Marie Banfield 
This Article Includes Sexually Explicit Content Available to Children in School Dear Representative Tanner, I wanted to send you an email to ask you about the Op-Ed you wrote in the NH Union Leader: In your article you reference Governor Sununu’s withdrawal of his nominee for State Librarian. You also mentioned attempts to “target books” … Read more
In over 20 years of my research on public education, it’s easy to see how federal dollars are flushed down the toilet. There is plenty of money being spent by the federal government that does nothing to improve education, but also assists in its demise. DOGE is the new federal Department Of Government Efficiency that … Read more
No one should be surprised that U.S. Students continue to fall behind their international peers in Math and Science. The latest scores are in from the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS), and it’s not good. According to: US students’ declining math scores are ‘sobering,’ expert says:“A new international study showing a significant … Read more
A few weeks ago I received a call from a journalist who wanted to talk about the safe spaces in college campuses around the country. She was trying to figure out why so many college students did not have coping skills to handle the outcome of the election. As we began to chat, we talked … Read more
Part 2 from the court case involving parents vs. Bow School District. In part 1, of the lawsuit against Bow School District, you will read a summary from the court proceedings involving parents who were issued no trespass orders for wearing a pink wristband to a Bow girls soccer game. Those parents then filed a … Read more
Three Bow parents took the school district to court today after they allege the school district violated their free speech rights. Three parents wore pink wristbands to a girls soccer game with XX written on them. They did this to express their support for girls/women’s sports. Some described this as a peaceful protest since there … Read more
Parents need to ask their Superintendent and School Board what they plan to do with this information:
Strong Foundations Charter School is n the process of developing a school policy on flags that are hung in the classroom. A Google Meeting with parents and administrators last week, called for a committee to develop a policy on PRIDE flags hanging in the classroom. A few parents made the argument that PRIDE flags should … Read more
The following email was sent to the following public schools in New Hampshire. Some of them will be required to hand over documents per the 91-a, Right to Know Request: To the Superintendents and School Board Members, My name is Ann Marie Banfield and I am a parental rights advocate in New Hampshire. My focus … Read more
School administrators are contemplating whether they should allow their girls’ sports teams to play against a team with a biological male on it; instead of the adults in their school making this hard decision, the girls and their families are refusing to play. It sure makes you wonder where have all the leaders gone? How … Read more
Joanne Jacobs recently published an article titled, “Georgetown students ‘have trouble staying focused on even a sonnet.’ Jacobs mentions how an article from the Atlantic reported that: “Many students no longer arrive at college — even at highly selective, elite colleges — prepared to read books,” writes Rose Horowitch in The Atlantic. Students tell professors … Read more
There is a new video that was just put out by XX-XY Athletics directed at Nike Athletics. In the video you will see girls and women asking if Nike will stand up for women’s and girls sports. It certainly makes the point that those who’ve said they support women to sell their products, will not … Read more
SEL is now infused throughout public education. SEL is found in math programs like Eureka2, which is used in many schools throughout New Hampshire. This means that less time will be spent learning math, and more time will be spent reshaping your child’s values, attitudes, and beliefs. The SEL model will now also be infused … Read more
What have we learned over the last month about girls’ soccer in New Hampshire? In Bow, we learned that if a parent wears a pink wristband with XX on it to a girls’ soccer game, they will be issued a trespass order. In Kearsarge, we learned that if a parent is a child sexual predator attending the … Read more
Dear Ms. Fenton, After repeated complaints by residents and parents around New Hampshire, I am requesting an investigation into the illegal actions by the Kearsarge school district, and any other district that has participated in their illegal activity. HB1205 was signed into law in July by Governor Sununu, and requires schools to designate athletics by … Read more
After a tumultuous week in Bow, during which parents were issued no trespass orders for wearing pink wristbands with XX written on them, we now have girls in Hillsboro Deering refusing to play soccer. Today, several girls from the Hillsboro Deering Varsity Soccer team refused to play their game against Kearsarge. The Kearsarge team includes a … Read more
Dear Superintendent Kelley and members of the Bow School Board: Per my presentation to the School Board this evening, Pursuant to the Right to Know Law (RSA, 91-1), I am requesting public access, within 5 business days, to the governmental records: 1) Some parents no longer feel comfortable bringing any problems before the school board. … Read more
Voters should remember that Democrats voted overwhelmingly against parental rights this last legislative session. I’m not sure when our fundamental rights as parents became a partisan issue. Something happened that caused Democrats to stand squarely against parental rights. Democrats do not consider due process in this decision either. When it comes to your child going … Read more
This is a reminder that Superintendents throughout New Hampshire are not willing to remove pornographic books from the school library. However, in Bow, their Superintendent is willing to stop a parent from wearing a wristband with XX written on it. This is the state of public education in New Hampshire. If you are not familiar … Read more
This week we learned that the KGB running the BOW school district clamped down on a parent’s right to exercise free speech. A few paarents in the Bow school district decided to wear pink wrist bands at their daughters’ soccer game in support of female only sports teams. In this case, the Bow girls soccer … Read more