informing and fighting back against education overreaches to save hearts and souls
Anti Fed Ed Warriors, in today’s installment of my “Crushing Blow” series, we’ll take an upclose look at the USMCA’s supporting document as published by the US government’s ITC (International Trade Commission). I first brought this document about the expected economic impart to America in Part Two. In Part One, you were given the overall […]
Continue ReadingAnti Fed Ed Warriors, in my first installment of this series on how the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement) is going to impact education via the skilled workforce, I promised the follow-up article would contain how the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) of the UN (United Nations) would harm every American. Our children will be the most […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, if you missed my interview on Sons of Liberty Radio, Wednesday morning. I’ve got the link right here. If you read my last article, I shared that I’d be writing about the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement) in a short series. Oh no, another series, Lynne, can’t you just share the news […]
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Carrying On examines the influence of education policy change on local control in schools and the impact of federal and state reform efforts.
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, by now you’ve probably seen and read most of the articles and reports telling you what the forecast for education is to be in 2020. You might even have heard broadcasts telling you how America is shaping up (or failing). No doubt with 2020 being an election year, the candidates have […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, we know many hours have been devoted to peeling back the layers of educratic doublespeak. For example, we were told and sold that ‘personalized learning’ would cater to Johnny and Suzy’s every need when it came to academics. The sales pitch was to leave us with the idea that instead of […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, you know I’ve devoted countless hours of research into the workforce ties to what once was academics. You also know (if you’ve followed my blog for a while) that I use NC (where I live) as an example of what may lurk in your State. However, more often, we discover that […]
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