[bronxboy]

My wife ( a conservative) went to college for teaching. She took the courses, passed the test and became a teacher. She was never asked about politics...you guys see a conspiracy where none exist.

[SteamShovel]

My wife ( a conservative) went to college for teaching. She took the courses, passed the test and became a teacher. She was never asked about politics...you guys see a conspiracy where none exist.

Ditto my wife.

It's not a conspiracy as much as it is a slippery slope of tiny steps pushed by individuals WITH agendas.

God HAS been forced from schools.

Liberal issues are pushed.....gays, any non-Christian religion (pushed as "culture", rich vs. poor (class warfare), sex at an early age, the list is long.

[TightyRighty]

We just moved from an area where the public school was failing and totally run down. The schools my girls would be attending now are some of the best schools in the state. I considered it - for a second.

The woman who lived in the house before us was a public school teacher. The other day in the mail I got one of her NEA magazines. In it was an article filled with pictures of an NEA sponsored Obama rally with No on Prop. 8 signs everywhere. My point? Politics are rampant in public schools.