SOCIALIZATION IN THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS: Lesbian teacher fired for making girls KISS in class is now accused of vile incest secret… and yet she still landed new job at elementary school: Read her brazen defense

HOMESCHOOLING SHOULD BE BANNED BECAUSE KIDS NEED TO LEARN HOW TO BE PROPERLY “SOCIALIZED”: Texas Awash In Teacher Misconduct Reports; 16,000 During School Year

DON’T YOU THINK THE SO-CALLED “ED” SCHOOLS SHOULD HAVE COURSES TEACHING THE FUTURE TEACHERS TO NOT HAVE SEXUAL RELATIONS WITH MINORS? Georgia teacher accused of sex with 6 students had OnlyFans account, was recorded in ‘Jesus Loves You’ sweater: cops.

THANKS TO GOVERNMENT CONTROL: Half of Students Now Get A’s, But Actual Achievement is Declining

NEA SAME OL’ SAME OL’ “There is no such thing as learning loss. Our kids didn’t lose anything. It’s OK that our babies may not have learned all their timetables. They learned resilience. They learned survival. They learned critical-thinking skills. They know the difference between a riot and a protest. They know the words insurrection and coup.” She even bizarrely suggested that “learning loss” is a fake crisis marketed by “shadowy purveyors of clinical and classroom assessments.”

The latest annual National Education Association convention, as usual, focused on the union’s radical political and social agenda.

Earlier this month, the National Education Association, the country’s largest union, held its annual meeting in Denver. This year’s conference saw the teachers’ union elect Princess Moss as president after Becky Pringle was termed out. The Who once sang, “Meet the new boss, same as the old boss,” and it certainly applies here. While the leaders’ names may be different, their priorities remain the same.

I LIKE THE SOUND OF THAT: The Teacher as Revolutionary 

100% TRUE: The Hidden Bureaucracy Radicalizing Your Children 

IT’S CALLED PHONIX: A Proven Fix for America’s Reading Crisis 

OH GEE, I DUNNO. Maybe because it’s BS: Restorative Justice Didn’t Deliver. Why? 

TEACHING KIDS HOW TO READ IS SIMPLE IF YOU USE THE CORRECT METHOD, NAMELY, PHONEMIC AWARENESS OR PHONICS: Arkansas Student Scores Improve After State Rejected DEI and Focused on Fundamentals.

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THUMBS UP: Appeals Court Smacks Down CA Schools For Hiding Gender Transitions

ANTI-RECESS IS ANTI-BOY. Girls need recess too, but boys especially need recess: Kids Need Recess, So Give It to Them 

YOU COULD TRY, YA KNOW, ACTUALLY TEACHING INSTEAD OF USING THE CLASSROOM TO INDOCTRINATE YOUR STUDENTS WITH FAR-LEFT WING PROPAGANDA: Student Misbehavior Is Up. Teachers Want Something Done. 

THE PUBLIC GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS TEACH WHAT THE UNIVERSITY “ED” SCHOOLS TEACH THE TEACHERS TO TEACH: The Public Schools: Worse Than You Think

THE WHOLE PUBLIC GOVERNMENT SCHOOL SYSTEM IS A LEFT-WING TROJAN HORSE: Defund the Public Schools

THEY’RE CALLED PUBLIC GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS FOR A REASON: Don’t Know Much About History

MISSISSIPPI IS LEADING THE WAY! Signs of Conservative Resurgence

IDEAS HAVE CONSEQUENCES. And you wonder why college students hate America: Anti-Americanism In the Public Schools

ON THE CALIFORNIFICATION OF MINNESOTA: MN School Board Member Calls For ‘Deconstructing’ Views On ‘White-Centered, Eurocentric Education’

CHANGE: Louisiana Schools Look To End Federal Desegregation Oversight

CLASS WARFARE Also, many schools still use the discredited—and teacher union supported—Restorative Justice procedure. This racially motivated, fifty-year-old regimen emphasizes “making the victim and offender whole” and involves “an open discussion of feelings.” It arose in the 1970s because black students were far more likely to be suspended than those of other ethnicities. The implication, of course, is that white teachers and administrators tend to be racist. But the racial bean counters never explain why the racial disparity persists even in schools where black principals and staff predominate.

Student behavior is deteriorating, and teachers are leaving the profession as a result.

Student violence in many of our nation’s schools is out of control. An Education Week teacher survey, whose results were released in March, found that 35% of respondents said classroom behavior was “a lot worse” than last year. It’s not just children fighting with each other; teachers are often on the receiving end of assaults.