Sheesh. I would have thought that with her illness starting to show up in late August, that would have been “pop news” and might have had a bit more recognition than normal from the younger (and ill-educated) set. Sigh, not so much.
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Transgender Activists Manipulate Parents With Suicide Threats and More! – Stack of Stuff Part 26
Just too much going on, and I’ve fallen behind, again, on putting education stuff up that I think is important. So, here’s a few more snippets, some reformating, emphasis mine/
Transgender Activists Manipulate Parents With Suicide Threats:
Gen Z -Seriously, They Can’t Even Parse This Question? They Know Little…
I’m that older generation, and every older generation goes, “Those younger people, they know nothing.”
Don Vixote Rides Again
Several years ago, Andru Volinsky and John Tobin did a little road show, in which they went around the state pushing for increased state funding for schools in New Hampshire.
The Parental Bill of Wrongs
Not so long ago, after the Parental Bill of Rights was narrowly defeated in the legislature, I suggested that instead of trying to use politics to change a failed system, parents should just pull their kids out of the public schools.
The Bigoted Woke Mask Continues to Slip
The CT public school administrator has clearly revealed the true sophistry of the Woke/CRT/Anti-racist dogma. Likewise, (assuming this internal union leadership “warning memo” is genuine). Like the school administrator, this labor organization has also exposed its bigoted foundational beliefs.
Gilford Democrat Lisa Dimartino Is Campaigning as a Moderate but She’s Really Not
Lisa Dimartino wants to portray herself as a moderate politician, but as I have been saying, Democrats are going to be taking advantage of the utter chaos that the Democrat Political Action Committee, Citizens for Belknap (CoB), was causing.
Oh, Rino Brodie Deshaies (Rino-Wolfeboro)? You Might Wish to Ensure Your Rear View Mirror Is Focused
Youngster Brodie Deshaies has assembled a horrible voting/legislative record in his first term in the NH House – and I know of at least TWO groups are eyeballing him very closely. They also want to make sure his constituents cast their eyes on him as well. From the Mary Cheswell PAC. They just received this … Read more
SDGANH 2022 Summer Newsletter
Summer 2022 Newsletter Giving voters a voice by empowering elected school district officials to reclaim control over budgets and curriculum. Announcing SDGA’s New President: Eric Pauer Eric Pauer, formerly SDGA Vice President was elected President at the SDGA Annual General Meeting on July 9th. Eric brings a strong background in organizational leadership, and we look forward … Read more
Connecting Dots on UNESCO, School Choice, Betsy DeVos, Corey DeAngelis and ESA’s
Conservative groups around the country seem to be embracing Betsy DeVos and Corey DeAngelis as they continue to push for school choice for parents. One might think that they are allies in helping parents find alternative schools for their children who may be struggling in the public school system.
Letter to the Times
This is in response to the article about Croydon’s budget battle, which appeared on the front page of the New York Times a couple of weeks ago. I don’t think they’ll be printing it, though. So I thought I’d reproduce it here.
AFT Battles NEA For Most Dangerous Force on Education
I wrote about the NEA, National Education Association, just last week and its damaging influence on education, and worse, our children. With millions of members and their dues supporting far-left political issues and candidates, the NEA is more of a Political Action Committee than an entity concerned with your child’s education. The NEA says on … Read more
Toxicity Challenge: Can You Identify the Toxic Things in Your Child’s Life?
All parents try to do the best they can. It’s hard to keep up with what’s cool, what’s not, what’s harmful, and what’s good. Unfortunately, most harmful things don’t come packaged with skull-and-crossbones warning labels nowadays, so it’s important as parents to be diligent about not only what goes in or on your child’s body, … Read more
How to Choose Your College Major: Top Tips
There are a number of questions you’ll need to answer as you progress through your life. What kind of job do you want? Should you go to college? Where do you want to live as you get older? One of the most important choices you’ll need to make as you start on your professional journey is which field you’re going to major in.
Dems Hope School Shootings End the Second Amendment But What if They ‘End’ Public Schools?
Never one to let a crisis go to waste, the usual suspects are chanting the same old Progressive Psalms about disarming Americans. The problem for them is not a few people abusing freedom, it is freedom.
Cover the World in Leather? Or Wear Shoes?
The so-called Parental Bill of Rights (HB 1431) just went down to a narrow defeat (171-176) in the House, after passing the Senate (14-10). RebuildNH’s recommendation? Run for office. Get politically active. Try again next session. Keep trying to put one over on the other side, while they keep trying to put one over on … Read more
Families Have Values, School Boards Do Not.
We know that the education system in this country has been indoctrinating our children for decades. The process began in the colleges and universities where the Progressive and Socialist professors programmed the easily influenced students who thought they were preparing to teach. They would graduate and go on to teach, but they were also, unwittingly, … Read more
Tips On How To Pick The Right College Major
Contrary to what you will hear elsewhere, there is no absolutely right or totally wrong college major because it will always depend on a plethora of various factors that will help you get employed once you graduate. The most challenging part, however, is your level of satisfaction because if you are not happy with your … Read more
So Kids, What Did We Learn From This Week’s House Session (05/ 4-5 /22)?
We learned that Rep. Mike Yakubovich (R-Hooksett) has a son named Max that can really sing a beautiful rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. We also learned that Rep. Gary Hopper (R-Weare) has been doing well with chemo treatments and was able to join us for Wednesday’s House session and was greeted by the House with a much deserved standing ovation.
The Truth About Taxes
Have you ever thought about your taxes keep going up? I’m referring to property taxes, which are the “only” tax New Hampshire has (we won’t go into the hidden taxes).