Are parental rights dead in the East Penn School District? It appears that they are as they refuse to respond to parents’ request for the URLs of pro-homosexual and pro-transgender videos shown to the entire student body of the high school the last week of April leading up to the Day of Silence. These parents’ simple request has been twisted from a parental rights issue to an attack on them and accusations that they are haters and bullies. What is the school district hiding?
News Release – Parents Fight for Rights in East Penn School District
The last week of April, leading up to the Gay Day of Silence, students at Emmaus High School in the East Penn School District located near Allentown, PA were subjected to pro-homosexual and pro-transgender videos without parents’ knowledge. The school district has refused to release the URL’s of those videos to concerned parents. Diane Gramley, president of the American Family Association of Pennsylvania, attended both June school board meetings to advocate for the parents’ right to gain access to the URLs in order to know what their children viewed.
Action Alert – PSSA Testing –What is it and should you opt your child out?
Testing has become so prevalent for school students ever since No Child Left Behind was signed into law. Even though that law is gone and we now have the Every Student Succeeds Act, the testing remains. Pennsylvania has the PSSA test which are simply assessment test. They do not test the achievement of the student, but instead how well the school is at teaching to the test!! PA takes a whole month out of the year to subject 3-8 grade students to this test!
Action Alert – Thank Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos
The US Department of Education has clarified that they do not nterpret the word “sex” in Title IX as including “gender identity.” They have made it clear that they will not investigate bathroom complaints from students who identity as “transgender.” Thank Secretary of Education DeVos for this clarification.
Action Alert – Beware the Pennsylvania Youth Survey
Every two years the majority of schools in Pennsylvania administer the Pennsylvania Youth Survey (PAYS). It is an intrusive survey asking students about criminal acts, suicide, guns, alcohol and illegal drug use of not only the student, but the student’s family. There are also several questions about the student’s relationship with their mother and father, insults and arguments within the family, siblings’ alcohol and drug use, etc. Check out the questions and see if you want your child to participate!
Action Alert – See You at the Pole
See You at the Pole has been around since 1990 when ten students gathered around their school’s flag pole to pray before school. Now millions gather around their school flag poles to pray during this student-led event the fourth Wednesday of the year. Invite students you know in pubic school to gather around their flag poles to pray!
Action Alert – Public Comment Open for PA Plan to Implement ESSA
The PA Department of Education has come up with a 144 page plan to implement the Every Student Succeeds Act. You can go to this page and review the entire 144 page document or choose the 39 page power point presentation.
Action Alert – Here’s What the NEA Wants for Your Kids!
The National Education Association just finished its annual conference and, if anything, its radical agenda was even further exposed! From supporting all things LGBT to sanctuary cities, it does not represent mainstream America, but it has substantial influence over our public education system and our kids!
Action Alert – Gay Day of Silence – What is Your Child’s School Doing?
Friday, April 21st is the homosexual Day of Silence – a day the Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network has set aside to further normalize homosexuality and transgenderism in our nation’s public schools. Will your child’s school permit students and/or teachers to refuse to speak during instructional time?
Action Alert: Time to Opt Your Child Out of PSSAs
PA students in grades 3-8 will soon be required to take the PSSA tests to determine if the teacher has done a good job of “teaching to the test.” These tests are not achievement tests to determine what level of achievement your child has attained. However, there is a little known secret that parents can opt their child out of these tests!
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