Meet Your New ‘Neighbor’: ESSA, Seriously!
Post on ESSA, Promise Neighborhoods and federal education influence explained
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Weekend News for the Anti CCSS Warriors
Greetings, Warriors. As we all have seen by now, the media has put its spin on the recently signed new law known as ESSA (Every Student Succeeds Act). We have seen legislators released statements claiming victory, too. Warriors, we have led the charge across the nation to point to the language of the new law, […]
Continue ReadingMonday Musings: National Graduates
It’s a new work week, anti CCSS Warriors, but that’s okay. For us, it just means more days to fight Common Core, to preserve freedom of educational choice; it’s a new week to reach out to our legislators and say “NO!” to the data mining, the psychological abuse, the workforce alignement, the public/private partnerships, and […]
Continue ReadingWeekend News: Workforce’s Got Your Number!
This weekend’s news will feature the CCSS/CTE laden Workforce Data collection systems. We learned how our students are referred to as ‘human capital’. We’ve already learned about the U.S. Government’s Workforce Data collection system; the state level ‘human capital life tracking systems. Let’s find out what the private sector in American business is doing to […]
Continue ReadingFTF: Revisit to Redesigned CCSS High School
Post on how CCSS redesigns high school curriculum and affects readiness
Continue ReadingFTF: CCSS, Dehumanizing Characters Daily
“What a tangled web we weave, when we practice to deceive.” How many of us remember learning this as a child? Common Core Standards, the CCSS Machine, and those running it attempt to deceive us every single day the illegally based Standards are allowed to exist. It’s ‘Back to School’ season. That means parents shopping, […]
Continue ReadingTech Thursday: Part Two of the HEA, STEM, the Workforce, and America
This post continues the Higher Education Act discussion with a focus on STEM workforce panels higher ed reform outcomes and how policy incentives align with Common Core and career readiness.
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