NC’s LtGov joins fight against radicalism in classroom
Most of us just want some truth passed on to young people. No indoctrination to fit a teacher or professor’s personal biases or agenda. Parents at the grassroots
Continue readingMost of us just want some truth passed on to young people. No indoctrination to fit a teacher or professor’s personal biases or agenda. Parents at the grassroots
Continue readingThe Education First Alliance of North Carolina (EFA) has filed an ethics complaint against NCDPI superintendent Catherine Truitt’s “legislative liaison” James Falkenbury. (Some may remember Falkenbury as
Continue readingThe bureaucrats at the Moore County Schools are making their yearly, hat-in-hand, tearful plea to the county commissioners for MO’ MONEY. If you listen to one school board member,
Continue readingThe NC Association of Educators has had a stranglehold on public education for decades. They’ve pushed far-left issues inside and outside the classroom. Now comes our new
Continue readingThe state teacher union and the edu-crats have had their talons sunk into North Carolina’s public schools for so long. Republican superintendent Mark Johnson (2016-2020) made some effort to
Continue readingYour county board of education usually draws the least amount of scrutiny from the drive-by media. Therefore, they have the greatest opportunity to delve into the greatest amount of
Continue readingI was examining the agenda for Monday night’s Moore County Board of Education meeting (3PM work session, 5pm closed session, 6 PM open session) when I came across something
Continue readingIt’s like a broken record. Every year, Moore county public school officials and their puppets on the school board go to the media , and before the county board
Continue readingChris Fitzsimon and Rob Schofield (aka “Sesame Street’s Bert & Ernie”) have unleashed their PolicyWatch hounds on Moore County Public Schools for their decisions regarding Moore County’s new Aberdeen
Continue readingThat’s YOUR Robeson County school board: Before hearing the first of 30 appeals from employees whose contracts were slated to be terminated, the Board of Education of the
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