One Principal’s Success Story With a Failing School
Public schools are on a downhill slide all across the country, but there might be hope. Stephen Wallis is a retired school principal who proved that education can be rescued from propaganda and redirected to academic success.
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When God, Family, and Country Become “Fascist”
While “racist” used to be the reflexive label that leftists slapped onto anything that didn’t pander to their ideologies, “fascist” is the new go-to description of conservatives, Christians, and patriots.
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There is Hope With Social and Emotional Learning
While most of the news about the Social and Emotional Learning emphasis in public schools has been alarming, Kimberly Ells offers hope. There are a few programs that address these areas of children’s growth in ways that do not promote pluralistic thinking and do not attempt to replace parents and families as the primary sources of children’s values and beliefs.
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Social and Emotional Learning and the Global Attack on the Family
Many school districts have latched onto Social and Emotional Learning as a point of pride in their quest to educate “the whole student.” Little do they know that the goal of SEL is to break down the family, sexualize children, and raise students to be proper-thinking servants of the state.
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Parents, You Must Teach History
The past few years have seen an ever-increasing effort to rewrite American history according to the social justice ideology of “presentism.” This approach asserts that history should not be viewed according to what was happening at the time of the event or movement but instead through a prism of current-day issues of race, gender, sexuality, and nationalism.
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Don’t Let Mitch McConnell Get You Down
An important quality of effective leaders is their ability to encourage their followers and motivate them to confidently keep working on the task ahead. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is not one of those leaders. His recent lukewarm discussion of the chances for Republicans to take back the Senate in November not only cast a shadow on voters’ enthusiasm, but it insulted strong Republican candidates and their supporters.
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Thirty-One States Participate in Election Fraud Planning
Anyone with even a minimal thinking capacity knows that the FBI’s raid on Mar-a-Lago was not about the National Archives. The left is frantic that Donald Trump will run for President in 2024, and the strategies to prevent this are becoming more apparent.
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Foreign Agents Leading a U.S. President’s Administration?
The more we learn about who actually has the power in Washington, DC, the clearer it becomes that America’s interests are often not the top priority of our government. Foreign influence is huge, much of it coming through Biden administration officials who were registered foreign agents before moving into their current roles.
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American Farmers, And Our Food, Are Next
The same climate policies that are set to destroy private agriculture in the Netherlands are eventually coming to America.
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A Promising End-Run Around Google’s Control
Probably the closest thing we have to a monopoly in the corporate and tech worlds is Google, the powerful internet search engine that even spawned its own verb. Unfortunately, this almost-monopoly enjoys censoring information it doesn’t like, such as anything that goes against fashionable far-left narratives.
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