informing and fighting back against education overreaches to save hearts and souls
Anti Fed Ed Warriors, recently we’ve seen the education (aka: remote in place learning) take a big hit via the CARES Act. That particular Act isn’t even a month old and the HEROES Act (just passed by the House) AMENDS the CARES Act! HEROES is short for “Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions Act”. […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, maybe you’ve seen the recent images of HR 6666 floating about on social media. Maybe you’ve seen it called the TRACE Act. Maybe, you’ve even read some articles about it. However, have you noticed the aspect of schools being involved on several levels? Below is an image you’ve seen me use […]
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So the Harvard Anti Homeschool Summit’s been cancelled. Homeschool parents and activists can relax, right?
Not so fast.
Anti Fed Ed Warriors, my challenge to you, as seen in the ‘snippet’ for today’s article is this: If we’re still focusing on the ‘red vs blue’ (Republican vs Democrat) when it comes to education, we’re having the WRONG focus. Especially in our conversations. How can I say this in 2020, with the possibility that […]
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“Act One: Marching Into Mayhem” Anti Fed Ed Warriors, did you notice the featured image? Did you notice the positition of the hammer and wrench used? If I didn’t know better, I would think of the former Soviet Union’s flag with a hammer and sickle. What’s this got to do with mayhem? What title this […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, in the last article we left off with 5 more States to go in looking at CESAs, Co-operative Educational Service Agencies. If you missed Part One, go here. In that article, we looked at WI, WV, CO, NC, and, NY. *Today, we’ll look at NM, CT, AZ, MN, and, KY. *We’ll […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, we’ve often heard about folks who’ve crossed over to the ‘dark side’. We’ve heard of major groups crossing lines from what’s upright and acceptable to what’s driving social justice and global agenda. No where is it more noticable than in education. Regardless if it’s education in the public sector, for young […]
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