And They're Off...

Parents in the Alameda Unified School District in California are suing the school district for the right to opt their children out of the classes that plan to teach their children, even as young as kindergarteners, all about alternative lifestyles. On top of that, but the school district has decided to become the "thought police".

Yes, you read it right: The schools want to indoctrinate the children into their way of thinking; they want the children to embrace different lifestyles as status quo, to discourage them from thinking for themselves. Politically correct thoughts are the only thoughts allowed inside the heads of the children within this district.

I can hardly say I blame the parents. I mean, who in their right mind would want to send their children to school and have them come home acting like creepy Stepford Children?

America, we need to wake up! As parents, our rights are slowly being taken away. We're losing the right to homeshchool our kids and teach them about alternative lifestyles when they're mature enough to understand what an alternative lifestyle is.

Sources cited:
"Angry Parents Suing California Schools Over Mandatory Gay-Friendly Classes" by Fox News at:http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,546280,00.html?test=latestnews

"Gay Curriculum Proposal Riles Elementary School Parents" by Katie Landan at: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,521209,00.html

This is just disgusting

Evidently, I'm mistaken about the Constitution or someone slipped in a new law giving the courts the right to decide for a parent whether his or her child is home schooled or not. I mean really, when did it become okay to take a child who is excelling in her school work that's been created by certified teachers and approved by her school district and force that child into public school against the primary custodial parent's wishes?

The child in question has already been going to public school for three classes she needed. Isn't that enough socialization? Evidently not.

"According to the court order, the guardian concluded that Amanda's 'interests, and particularly her intellectual and emotional development, would be best served by exposure to a public school setting in which she would be challenged to solve problems presented by a group learning situation and...Amanda would be best served by exposure to different points of view at a time in her life when she must begin to critically evaluate multiple systems of belief and behavior,'" Pete Chagnon said in his article titled "New Hampshire Court orders Christian homeschooled girl to attend public school" at: http://www.onenewsnow.com/Education/Default.aspx?id=659638/.

In other words, the court has the right to take a smart child, one who seems to be every Christian parent's dream come true, and throw that child into the world full time instead of part time.

Here's another heartbreaking thing going on in our world. In Adams county, Colorado, two children were taken from a single father for no reason whatsoever. Social Services, needing a good reason to keep his children away are claiming he's been abusing the children even though they've acquired no concrete evidence. None whatsoever. (And no, I'm not mentioning any names as I'd like to protect the innocent. And yes, I do know this family personally and am personally familiar with the horrendous happenings.) Evidently there are other parents in Adams County, Colorado who have been filleted and thrown on the grill for no reason.

Don't get me wrong, I believe very strongly that children need to be removed from an abusive or negligent household. But when no abuse can be proven, and when the allegations are coming from an awnry ex who is obviously spouting lies, I think the ex should be investigated. But no. That doesn't happen in Adams County Colorado. In Adams County the innocent are guilty according to the powers that be, and there's no stopping some of them.


Article cited:
“New Hampshire Court orders Christian homeschooled girl to attend public school” written by Pete Chagnon found at: http://www.onenewsnow.com/Education/Default.aspx?id=659638/