One would think that you wouldn’t need a poll to tell you that most Americans oppose obscene or sexually explicit content in public schools. Since this is turning into a national debate, let’s take a look at some of the polling. According to a new Rasmussen poll, voters are overwhelmingly against obscene books in public schools.
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Yep, Another “Man in the Street”: They Can’t Even Say What Country Queen Elizabeth II Was From?
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.
The Plight of the Progressive Teacher
She will stick with her vision, and if her classes get smaller, well, so be it. True believers do not weigh their truth by popularity.
Does Your School Have a Parental Secrecy Policy?
Every parent in the nation should find out if their local school has a Parental Secrecy Policy. In New Hampshire, it is policy JBAB, which was put forth years ago by the New Hampshire School Boards Association (NHBSA).
I Support New Hampshire Families
I am running for the office of State Representative in the state of NH. I support families. This means keeping taxes low so that families can keep more of their hard-earned money for themselves. It also means getting children the education that they need so that their futures can be brighter than ours.
Yes, They (Transgender Militants/Evangelists) Are Grooming Our Kids in Kindergarten
They know no boundaries or limitations on what they believe they can do to our young ones. We’ve taught our kids to respect, sometimes revere, their teachers – and these sexual militants know it and are taking advantage of it. Once caught, they don’t take the blame for what they’ve done, they explode with anger and fury that WE say “no more”.
Children Aren’t as Precious as Politicians or We’d Protect Them with Guns
It is a simple fact of human existence. People or property that is important or cherished is protected (quite often) with firearms. When more protection is warranted, you add more security, probably armed. This is the way with the government, but not with children in their care.
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
WARNING: Educational Resource for Kids in K-12 Schools Includes Access to Hard-Core Pornography
A representative from Ohio Value Voters gave the State Board of Education an earful the other day. Ohio Value Voters describes itself as an organization protecting faith, family, freedom, and the sanctity of life.
Dept of Health Responds to Parent’s Concerns Over School-Based Vax Clinics
File this one under “give credit where credit is due.” The folks at New Hampshire’s Department of Health & Human Services did something good this week. And to those of you who voiced your concerns to DHHS about school-based vaccine clinics: congratulations; those concerns were heard.
Are Your Schools Complying with State Law Regarding Veterans Day Instruction? If Not, Why Not?
During the week of Veterans Day (and Memorial Day) ALL New Hampshire PUBLIC SCHOOLS are required to teach the children the “words, meaning, and history” of the Pledge of Allegiance and The National Anthem. Many school teachers and administrators don’t know this is state law.
To the Merrimack School Board (and others): NO to the Jab! PART 2
This is a follow-up to my prior guest op-ed submission to Granite Grok regarding the riskiness of these so-called “vaccines.”
Sanborn Regional High School Staff Reading – White’s Are Inherently Racist
Recently Steven Krzyzanowski, Assistant Principal at Sanborn Regional High School sent this message to the staff:
Freaking “Tail-Wagging-the-Dog”-ers! Make them learn The Apprentice’s famous phrase: “You’re Fired!”
Honest to goodness – WHO do these teachers and their union heads think they are? They act like queens but they’re just our employees. But how much of a hassle have they given Parents over the last or so?
The NHGOP and Dan Concannon
What should the NHGOP have done in response to Dan Concannon’s resignation? Maybe … for starters … put him on the State Board of Education and give him a meaningful position in the State Department of Education? Of course, neither of those things happened … and that is because the NHGOP is a soulless ghoul … Read more
Quick Thought – I wonder if School Districts have even realized this yet?
I would hope that School Boards would ask themselves “Really” when they review the graphic below? Frankly, #1 and #3 are ABSOLUTELY being done right now. We also know that #4, #5 and #6 are also “School Morality” that conflicts with many (if not most) Parents’ set of moral teachings for their kids. And the … Read more
Do Kids Need to Get Sick?
I have been attempting to talk with my kids’ private school, as well as starting with their religious school, into – at the least – setting criteria for when the mandatory mask-wearing can be dropped.
No Surprise: Hanover Resident is Clueless About Gun Laws in New Hampshire and the Meaning of HB307
The State of New Hampshire prohibits any local public entity from crafting its own weapons regulations. These entities are restricted by state statute, and RSA 159:26 is clear about that, but then it’s not, and closing that “loophole” in our gun laws has the Left wetting its rhetorical bed.
Blogline Of The Day – Have Teachers Exposed Themselves For What They Don’t Do?
Joanne Jacobs, in ‘We don’t need no education, says,’ “If this nation is going to spend billions of dollars on public schooling, surely we want more than day-care centers with breakfast, lunch, snacks, and copies of Anti-Racist Baby.”
School funding: Viewing problems as opportunities
Remember that moment when Mulan figures out how to climb the pole? To do it, she has to change the way she views the two weights. What seems at first to be a problem (‘How do I carry these weights with me as I climb?’) turns out to be an opportunity (‘I can use these … Read more