Tag Archives: Kim Cavill

Is This the Worst School Board in Illinois?

Posted on April 16, 2021 by David E Smith

Illinoisans have no dearth of reasons to remove their children from our government faux-education camps that are called “schools” in Newspeak. Leftists control teachers’ unions, the Illinois State Board of Education, and the fetid Springfield Swamp from which have emerged laws mandating that 5-year-old children must be introduced to positive ideas about and images of sexual perversity. And leftists control many local school boards.

What’s more, leftists sitting on school boards want nothing less than total fascistic control of everything pertaining to curricula and professional development. They resent the presence of even one conservative board member. They have no interest …

Posted in Education | Tagged Jeanette Ward, Kim Cavill, Palatine-Schaumburg District 211, Tim McGowan | Comments Off

What All Conservatives Must Learn from District 211 “Trans” Activism

Posted on October 3, 2019 by David E Smith

Folks, if you hope to defeat “trans” activism in your public schools, public libraries, the Springfield Swamp, and halls of Congress, you must first find those old rubbery spines that have been gathering dust in your attics. Then muster some courage to speak truth to Leftists who have been winning gold medals in epithet-hurling. Their tongues are now the strongest part of their bodies, while apparently their brains are the weakest. Try getting them to answer a few foundational questions that emerge from their incoherent, science-denying “trans”-ideology and watch them bob and weave, evasively changing subjects in between screeching “hater” …

Posted in Education | Tagged Anthony Charles Galloway, Brown v. Board of Education, Carol Marin, Chicago Tonight, District 211, Earl Warren, Ed Yohnka, Equality Illinois, Gay, GLSEN, Kim Cavill, Laurence Wachowski, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, Planned Parenthood, Tracey Salvatore, Vicki Wilson, “Lana” Wachowski | Comments Off

Incredible Story of District 211 School Board Elections

Posted on September 23, 2019 by Benjamin D. Smith

Last Thursday night, District 211—the largest high school district in the state with 12,000 students and five high schools—held a board meeting to discuss Superintendent Daniel Cates’ boneheaded proposal to allow students who “identify” as the opposite sex to have unrestricted access to the locker rooms of opposite-sex peers. Expecting a large crowd, the district moved the meeting to Palatine High School. The Daily Herald reported that 25 speakers were randomly selected, 16 of whom opposed the proposal, which is well over 50 percent.

Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, Pornography, Religious Liberty, Sexuality | Tagged Clark Pellet, Dana Beyer, Daniel Cates, Dave Pope, District 211, Douglas Hattaway, Eliza Byard, Girls Locker room, Heather Steans, Jean Forrest, Jeanette Ward, Katherine Jee Young David, Kim Cavill, Kira Kinsman, LaSaia Wade, Lindsay Christensen, Melissa Owens, Palatine High School, Parents and Neighbors for Quality Education, Ralph Bonatz, Simon Fanshawe, Tracey Salvatore, Traci O’Neal Ellis, Veronica Noland, “Lana” Wachowski | Comments Off

Jeanette Ward’s Profile in Courage, Grace, and Wisdom

Posted on June 22, 2018 by David E Smith

School District U46 (Elgin, Illinois) School Board Member Jeanette Ward offers a profile in courage, grace, and wisdom, while fellow board members Veronica Noland and Melissa Owens offer profiles in hypocrisy and ignorance. Their hypocrisy and ignorance were revealed during a recent school board meeting discussion about proposed changes to the “Student Code of Conduct.”

In 2013, the board voted to add the terms “sexual orientation,” “gender identity” and “gender-related identity or expression” to the section of school board policy on bullying and harassment. Those are the only conditions constituted by subjective, internal feelings and volitional behavior to be specifically …

Posted in Education | Tagged Jeanette Ward, Kim Cavill, Melissa Owens, Phil Costello, School District U46, Veronica Noland | Comments Off