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Democrat States Targeting Homeschoolers
Multiple Democrat states are targeting homeschooling families with draconian new laws and policies, raising alarm among advocates of parental rights and educational freedom. The escalating attacks on home education are part of a growing and coordinated movement to control, undermine, and eventually end homeschooling, experts warned.
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Tagged Ceci Maher, Coalition for Responsible Home Education, Elizabeth Bartholet, Harvard Law School, homeschooling, James Dwyer, Jeff Gordon, Ned LaMont, Steve Harding, William and Mary Law School
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Whom Should We Distrust: Parents or the Government?
This past week, I’ve been dealing with a lot of media being interviewed by publications like The Washington Post, The Detroit Free Press, a CBS TV affiliate, an ABC radio affiliate, etc.
Posted in Education, Faith, Federal, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty
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Tagged Catherine J. Ross, children, education, Elizabeth Bartholet, Founding Fathers, government, James Madison, John Hancock, Kimberly A. Yuracko, Noah Webster, Parents, Patrick Henry, public schools, Robert Reich, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Risley, Whom Should We Distrust: Parents or the Government?
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Remove SEL Programs From The Schools!
In 2021 the Illinois government refreshed the The Illinois Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading Standards. These mandate that teachers become experts in “social emotional learning” (SEL). School districts have enthusiasm to implement SEL across their schools, and we soon expect to see students graduate from SEL programs. But what sort of young adults will these former students be? Because of what SEL actually teaches, expect a generation of angry agitators for socialism. The problem is that SEL has been changed to be centered around Marxist concepts...
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Tagged Adrian Mack, CASEL, children, Dena Simmons, Dr. Martin Luther King, Elizabeth Bartholet, James Dwyer, Joe Mathews, Karen Niemi, Karl Marx, Marxism, Meghany, Parents, racism, Remove SEL Programs From The Schools!, Rhithm app, Robert Jagers, SEL, Social and Emotional Learning, Teachers, Terry McAuliffe, Thomas Sowell, William Cathcart
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They Are Your Children, Not The State’s!
Many politicians and educators want to steal our children. According to these activists, parents can feed and house children, but can’t guide their education or tell them how to choose right from wrong. Parents merely act as custodians of the State’s property. Here are recent samples of this line of thinking.
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Tagged Elizabeth Bartholet, Friedrich Engels, Grover Cleveland, James Dwyer, Joe Mathews, Karl Marx, Noah Berlatsky, Paul Vallas, Ronald Reagan, Terry McAuliffe, The Communist Manifesto, Wisconsin v. Yoder
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Harvard Law Professor Wants to Ban Homeschooling
An article written by freelance writer Erin O’Donnell and published in Harvard Magazine has justifiably gone viral among the diverse homeschooling communities operating in the United States—for the moment the freest nation in the world. The article, titled “The Risks of Homeschooling,” is accompanied by a cartoon illustration of half a dozen children romping joyfully outside while one child locked behind the prison bars of her own home looks forlornly and longingly out at them. One of the exterior walls of her home depicts books with the words “Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Bible” to ensure readers know that the …
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Tagged Arizona Law Review, Cardus Education Survey, Elizabeth Bartholet, Erin O’Donnell, Harvard Magazine, he Washington Post, Homeschool Legal Defense Association, Joseph A. Morris, Marxism, Ronald Reagan, The Communist Manifesto, The New York Times
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