How Modern Education Breeds Good Little Marxists

[Bricktop]

Then take them out of school.

[Anonymous]

I read more American parents than ever are home schooling. Now that schools are all back open, they do not want to send their kids back to be brainwashed.

[Anonymous]

Unhinged teacher caught on video going on left-wing political rant

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[Anonymous]

Unhinged teacher caught on video going on left-wing political rant

[media]

[Odinson]

There should be a camera in every classroom just so parents can login to a website and see whats going on.

[Odinson]

Was this posted in here?



Anyway... HOLY HELL!

[Anonymous]

Was this posted in here?



Anyway... HOLY HELL!

[Anonymous]

There should be a camera in every classroom just so parents can login to a website and see whats going on.

I like that idea very much, but I know the teacher's unions won't.

[Bricktop]

Females.



Figures.

[Anonymous]

Females.



Figures.

Most primary school teachers are female.

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https://thenationalpulse.com/news/we-totally-stalked-them-teachers-reveal-their-creepy-tactics-to-recruit-kids-to-lgbtq-clubs/">'We Totally Stalked Them': Teachers Reveal Their Creepy Tactics To Recruit Kids To LGBTQ+ Clubs.



Leaked materials from the California Teacher's Association Conference (CTA) in Palm Springs have shown how teachers are attempting to subvert parents on their children's inclusion in LGBTQ+ clubs, and tactics for tracking their internet use.



The documentation and audio files from California's largest teacher's union meeting at CTA were sent to Abigail Shrier, who confirmed their authenticity with three participants from the conference.



The event was held from October 29th – 31st, 2021, and entitled "2021 LGBTQ+ Issues Conference, Beyond the Binary: Identity and Imagining Possibilities."



Topics ranged from advising teachers on best practices for subverting parents, handling conservative communities, and discussions of school principals of gender identity and sexual orientation.



The workshops provided at the conference encouraged teachers to "create a safe environment that fosters bravery to explore sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression," while others taught teachers on how to form Gay-Straight Alliance clubs and other forms of LGBTQ+ clubs for middle schoolers.



Such clubs were promoted as answering questions on how to deal with "meddlesome parents" who might not want their child participating in such a club. One speaker noted that the clubs are "not official" so do not hold a roster of members or keep any records.



In the audio files, a Buena Vista Middle School teacher and LGBTQ+ club leader, Lori Caldeira, described how the lack of record-keeping allows for a legal loophole so she can lie to parents about their children's whereabouts and attendance of such clubs.



Another middle school teacher named Kelly Baraki noted that she refers to her club "The Equity Club" or "You Be You" rather than GSA in order to further prevent parents from knowing what their children are attending.

[Anonymous]

Females.



Figures.

Most primary school teachers are female.

Male elementary school teachers are worse.

[Bricktop]

The entire teaching industry is infected and corrupt.

[Anonymous]

The entire teaching industry is infected and corrupt.

They work for provincial governments. Their unions are woke, rich and powerful. That is a dangerous mix.

[Anonymous]

I hope the democRATs defend this shit next year and in 2024. That will guarantee the right kind of Republicans win.



National School Boards Association faces 'critical loss' of funding over letter likening some parents to domestic terrorists

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The National School Boards Association is quickly learning that demonizing parents who are concerned about their children's education, and even likening some to domestic terrorists, is not a winning strategy.



In fact, the decision has triggered a "critical loss" of financial backing for the organization.



What is the background?

The Justice Department sent shock waves throughout the U.S. in October when Attorney General Merrick Garland announced he had dispatched the FBI to respond to a number of concerns lodged by the NSBA.



In September, the NSBA wrote President Joe Biden requesting federal intervention over heated confrontations between parents and school boards. The NSBA claimed school board members had been subjected to threats, intimidation, and, in some cases, actual violence.



Not only did the NSBA request intervention from federal law enforcement agencies, the organization urged the federal government to characterize sharp reaction against school boards as "domestic terrorism" and "hate crimes."



The NSBA later apologized. The mea culpa, however, did not stop more than one dozen state education boards from withdrawing support from the NSBA.



What is happening now?

Axios reported that at least 17 states have withdrawn support for the NSBA, cutting off the organization from a significant reservoir of funding.



In fact, financial documents obtained by Axios showed that those states accounted for more than $1 million in annual dues in 2019, or more than 40% of all annual dues received by the NSBA that year.



More from Axios:



The group gets more dues income directly from school districts, with more than 1,200 providing nearly $5.3 million this year, according to NSBA records. Like the state associations, some of those districts also have severed ties with the group this fall.



The $1.1 million figure likely undercounts state associations' financial support, which also includes contributions related to NSBA conferences and events. The Montana School Boards Association, for instance, initially budgeted for $68,000 in 2021-22 dues payments. But it estimated its total financial commitment to be much higher, at nearly $160,000. It voted last month to leave the NSBA.

What did the NSBA say?

A spokesman for the organization downplayed the financial headache caused by the states withdrawing their membership from the NSBA.



"NSBA continues to have the resources we need to be effective on behalf of our members, and we will relentlessly work to advance our mission and continuously improve as an organization," the spokesperson told Axios.