This is a picture of some school board members while citizens were speaking at a meeting.  Perhaps they should be called the school “bored” members!  Since school boards often have elections in the Spring, this is a good time to ask questions.  

A friend of mine sent me a message asking me if our school had litter boxes.  I laughed and told her I hadn’t heard of that, but I figured if my school used barn cats to control rodents, it’s not the worst problem. She responded by saying she was referring to this bizarre possibility a school could allow their students to pretend they are cats!  

Although that was not confirmed, many schools are pushing other kinds of perversion and keeping secrets from their parents.  We know in some school districts children take hormones that could cause serious health problems and parents are left out of the loop.  Transgender delusions are contagious. If one child gets attention from claiming to be a transgender, it emboldens others to try it for fun.  

In a misguided  and morally bankrupt environment, nothing should surprise us.  Godlessness has consequences.  Where will this unhealthy behavior take us?  Certainly not to producing upstanding citizens who fear God and keep His commandments. 

Years ago when schools discussed grooming, we thought it meant brushing teeth and combing hair.  Now it means something very wicked and evil.  Anyone, with or without children, has a right to care and get involved.

Once children’s minds are molested by being forced to think about deviant actions, it’s hard for them to concentrate on reading, writing and arithmetic!  If you want to make your voice heard, now is the time. 

Click on this comment button to let me know what you think and get out and vote!

Character means more than party affiliation

All this time we thought our education tax dollars were intended for teaching “the three Rs”—reading ‘riting and ‘rithmetic.  If the school boards would focus on the purpose for their creation, we would save ourselves a great deal of wasted time, emotional turmoil and tax dollars.

California provided the nation with a lesson on how far a state can go off the mission of academics with a bill passed last year.   This new law is now forcing their school children to be indoctrinated in “politically correct” distractions pertaining to deviant lifestyles.  Sadly, this is way off target and will prove to be a greater distraction to learning the basic essentials.  California may find they have created more problems than they solved.