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Parents want schools to focus on core academic subjects, rather than divisive content, and they want to protect their children from activist-drafted lesson plans. Radical curriculum content, from critical race theory to gender-bending ideology did not spring forth overnight. The politicization of the education system was decades in the making, as teachers, administrators, and contractors all marinated in the underlying ideology. It will not be easy to steer schools away from their chosen path on these topics. Activist school employees can modify content in order to evade content bans. School districts regularly impede parents’ ability to know what is happening in classrooms by requiring time-consuming and often expensive FOIA requests. Parents must be proactively empowered with academic transparency policies that require classroom instructional materials to be posted online, allowing parents to monitor lessons and resources introduced by teachers.
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China’s purchase of this academic support site jeopardizes students’ security

Mary Vought | Op-Ed
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Parental Pursuit of School Choice Is Skyrocketing

Dr. Keri D. Ingraham | Op-Ed
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Tera Myers: Mom on a Mission

Ginny Gentles & Tera Myers | Students Over Systems
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Nicole Solas: The Education Freedom Center’s 2023 Naughty and Nice List

Ginny Gentles & Nicole Solas | Students Over Systems
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Ryan Walters: A War for the Souls of Our Kids

Ginny Gentles & Ryan Walters | Students Over Systems
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Virginia Walden Ford: Opportunity Scholarships and Second Chances

Ginny Gentles & Virginia Walden Ford | Students Over Systems
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What K-12 Schools Could Learn About Transparency for Families From Early-Childhood Education

Ginny Gentles & Lindsey Burke | Op-Ed
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Banned Books Week isn’t real. It’s just propaganda for leftist librarians

Nicole Solas | Op-Ed
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Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward: Lifelines for Pennsylvania’s Students

Ginny Gentles & Sen. Kim Ward | Students Over Systems
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Two Truths And A Lie: Banned Books Week

Ginny Gentles | Two Truths and a Lie
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House Subcommittee Answered PDE’s Call to Explore CCP Influence in K-12 Schools

Makenna McCoy | Blog
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FACT CHECK: Can Schools Withhold Information from Parents About Gender Identity Surveys?

Makenna McCoy | Unicorn Fact Check

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