school board meetings

She has been on a crusade against library books. So she lied to sneak into the school….

Religious parents are calling an inclusive new English program “indoctrination.”

After an angry crowd accused the district of “moral depravity” with its “Luciferian” policy, a vote for a school tax levy failed.

School board meetings have become the theater of the absurd.

“The speakers speaking about what great Christians they are? Great. Go tell your pastor. Our schools are not your church.”

The bill would allow parents to sue teachers for $10,000 “per incident, per individual.” The fine would need to be paid by the teacher “from personal resources” and the educator cannot “receive any assistance from individuals or groups” or they’ll be fired.

The first thing he did was to fire the superintendent – and he has the support of a majority of the board now.

Republican legislators throughout the U.S. have enacted new laws and policies intended to define the narrow parameters of what and how students will discuss our country’s past and our present.

Four years after Charlottesville, bullies brought together entirely by the hatred of people remains too common in northern Virginia. Now that children, educators, and even librarians aren’t even off limits, who is safe?

It’s all just politics, right? Maybe we just need to out-strategize them you say?