Problems have been plaguing the SAU16/ Exeter school district for a few years now. Parents have been fighting to improve their schools during this time, only to find themselves dismissed and ignored. What does this tend to do to families who are frustrated that their voices are being ignored?
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David Ryan’s Departure from SAU16/Exeter: Tips on Hiring a New Superintendent
Good Superintendents are hard to find, and yet, they are the leaders of our schools. We can learn a lot from the problems that plagued SAU16/Exeter school district under the leadership of David Ryan- so let’s start by looking at what parents can do when it’s time to hire a new Superintendent.
SAU16 – Exeter Parents WIN!
Congratulations to all of the parents who have been working hard to improve their public schools in SAU16. It was reported that David Ryan, Superintendent, will be leaving the district because the board chose not to renew his contract. After months of parents organizing to change the direction, they finally see that the first step has … Read more
School Board Assoc. “Bails” on Transgender Policy – Abandons Districts Facing Lawsuits from Parents
The New Hampshire School Board Association has bailed on its policy JBABA, the transgender guidance proposed to NH districts a few years back, leaving districts facing lawsuits in the lurch. That would be SAU16 (Exeter), SAU37 (Manchester), and SAU73 (Gilford).
Exeter Democrats and Their BIG Math Problem Plaguing SAU16/Exeter
Exeter Democrats decided to protest Commissioner Frank Edelblut today on the streets in Exeter. It seems that the Democrats who reside there have decided to go after the Commissioner since he dared to expose the bias and political indoctrination happening at some of the schools in New Hampshire.
In this picture you can see Patrick O’Day (far left) who serves on the Exeter Elementary School Board. He was was re-elected this year but claimed to be nonpolitical. Well that doesn’t appear to be true.
‘Portrait of a Graduate’ Used to Push Critical Race Theory Through Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Parents need to know that Portrait of a Graduate is a national program created by an Ohio-based company called Battelle for Kids. Portrait of a Graduate is being used to fundamentally transform the purpose of US education.
SAU16/Exeter Administrators, Selling More Snake Oil to Spin the Failures of Remote Learning
In the latest article drafted by school administrators in SAU16/Exeter, David Ryan, Esther Asbell, and Christopher Adriski try to smooth over the disaster they helped create in the school district.
Jenn Marr for Cooperative School Board in Kensington.
Dear residents of the SAU16 community, we support candidate Jenn Marr for Cooperative School Board Kensington.
Exeter, We Have a Problem
Mr. Neil Bleicken, a five-year member of the Exeter School Board, wrote an opinion piece titled, “Keep partisan politics out of our excellent Exeter schools.” Susan Shanelaris and Anne Sorber, co-founders of the grass-roots ExeterPACT, using state data as their source, responded with a letter-to-the-editor titled “SAU16—The Numbers Don’t Lie.”
School Board Elections Coming: Parents Demand Academic Excellence
As a parental rights advocate focused on literacy and excellence in our public schools for two decades, I’ve watched the decline in public education. But I’ve also advocated for initiatives that would reverse this trend.
So What Happens When a School District Goes “Woke”? Exactly What You Think for Academics
SAU16, Exeter School District, is about the “Wokiest” district in NH (with honorable mentions to Hanover, Laconia, and Oyster River – and I’m open to other suggestions). It’s well known that DIE (Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity) has taken over district after district.
Incompetence and Segregation at SAU16/Exeter Deliberative Session
Adult residents in SAU16 were greeted to signs like these when they arrived at the Deliberative Session. Masked residents parked, entered the building, and were seated in one area of the building. Unmasked residents were required to park, enter the building, and were seated in a separate room where they could not be seen.
Maybe It Is Time for BLM to Be Canceled
I have written about the “demands” of the Black Lives Matter group. I can find no other political activist group on either side that so loosely uses such a term. What in God’s name gives anyone the right to demand anything from anyone?
SAU16/Exeter Taxpayers are About to Be Fleeced
SAU16’s Co-op Board met for their budget hearing the other night, and the Board got an earful from those in attendance. There was a proposal by Superintendent David Ryan to cut teachers, cut funding to Great Bay Charter School, and hire a STEM and Curriculum Coordinator.
“Preferred Pronouns or Prison” – The Totalitarianism Embedded in Transgenderism
Do we have free speech or is Government already well down the road to coercing your speech?
Blogline of the Day: They Really Are Good at Being Bullies – Just Ask David Ryan
The Trans Movement Only Survives by Bullying. “The fear of being dubbed a bigot and a transphobe compels many to perpetuate the insane notion that people can change genders. Only bullying is causing transgender ideology to be forced into the mainstream.”
Parents are Warning Parents: Do Not Move to This School District!
The word is getting out, if you are moving and looking for a town with good public schools, avoid the towns in SAU16.
NH DEIJ Directors Sue To Discriminate Against Your Children
What does Tina Kim Philibotte and Andres Mejia have in common? (NOTE: Andres Mejia IS a BOARD MEMBER of Black Lives Matter Seacoast. BLM CALLED FOR THE BOYCOTT OF WHITE OWNED BUSINESSES DURING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON)
1) Both have worked for NH Listens.
NH Listens is a community organizing group.
Will SAU16/Exeter DEIJ Director Support the BLM Boycott of White Owned Businesses?
A parent from SAU16/Exeter posted the following screen shot, asking if Andres Mejia, the DEIJ (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice) Director, will be supporting this boycott since he is a member of the Seacoast Black Lives Matter.
Civics Education: Turning Kids into Radical Community Organizers
Here is a video clip of Superintendent David Ryan who currently works in SAU16. Prior to becoming Superintendent in SAU16, he worked in the Manchester schools.