Stop Woke Education
Stop Woke Education
America is now winning on many fronts, but our young students remain at risk. Bureaucrats, corrupt teachers unions, and anti-American activists have implemented destructive educational policies that threaten the very foundation of what makes our country great. Core subjects like math, science, civics, and history have been sidelined in favor of divisive Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) curricula and gender identity agendas that target our most vulnerable children. As patriots, we refuse to give up. We know that a strong, resilient, and educated youth is imperative for the future of America. That’s why we, as parents and educators, must continue our commitment to make education great again!
Swap “Diversity” for Civics Education
DEI policies have been implemented in nearly every school district and private school network across the nation, with programs that divide students into “victims” and “oppressors.” For a free and informed society to thrive, young people must understand the foundational and constitutional values of equality that America was founded upon. Rather than insisting on diversity, we must teach E pluribus unum—that we, as Americans, are united as one nation under one God. Teaching civics—how our unique system of government was set up and how it works—is the key to inspiring students to love America and its freedoms.
Require Parent Notification
In many American K-12 schools, educators are barred from informing parents about their own child’s gender identity, should the child request a change of pronouns, name, and/or restroom use at school. We must protect families’ fundamental rights—beginning with guardian notification policies concerning gender identity issues.
Bring Back Standards
Education got us into this mess. Education will get us out. Lowering standards cheats millions of students out of a real education, leaving them unprepared to succeed in life. Students face unacceptable and unsafe behavior in classrooms, while teachers are powerless to enforce discipline. Tragically, only 20% of students nationwide read proficiently, and four out of five are struggling to meet basic educational standards. We must demand that literacy, numeracy, and basic discipline become priorities in all American schools.
