Change the school board. Vote them out. Stay involved or pull the students out of the school. The parents need to stay on top of the school. Their taxes pay for the school, they need to have a say in what goes on.
You do know, that there was a massive movement to change the schools by changing the school boards back in the 1980’s to the 1990’s.
Didn’t work, did it.
People have to understand that these liberals won’t quit. And you can NOT change them. They are out to change YOU.
Implode the system by leaving. Opt out by whatever means necessary. They mean to destroy your authority and your influence.
They mean to destroy Western Civilization. They plan on winning.
Are you going to play by their rules?? Really???
> Change the school board.
They will only be replaced by more busybodies.
It’s mostly the busybodies that run for public office, because they think they know what’s best for you. Rare is that person who runs for public office to offer his talents as a SERVANT, rather than as a MASTER.
Such servants do not serve long, either, since they have their own lives and their own families and their own pursuits to look after.
But the busybodies live to be masters and nothing else.
The entire concept of “public school” is a busybody exercise. You see, the busybodies know what’s best for you. They will impose their compass upon you, because they KNOW they’re going in the right direction. They are doing it for your own good, after all.
Communism is just another form of institutionalized busybody exercise. As is Mohammedanism. These are examples of industrial strength busybody enterprises that will kill you if you don’t measure up.
The fight has always been between the busybodies and those who just want to be left alone to pursue their happiness in their own way. What the busybodies don’t understand is that real change comes from within. They are either too stupid or too conceited to allow good people to live their own lives in peace without intervention.
They don’t understand that evangelism is not a matter of imposition or compulsion or even of winning arguments, but a matter of the heart won by example.
Few of the busybodies in public office live exemplary lives.