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Education
The 'National Extremist Association': As Students Fall Behind, Teachers Union Attacks Parents
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- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand
As students continue to struggle with learning loss brought on by school lockdowns, a public teachers union has taken out a new ad branding concerned parents “extremists” and instructing them to take their complaints “somewhere else.”
“We don’t agree on everything in New Jersey, but we all agree that our kids deserve a world class education,” says the ad from the New Jersey Education Association, the state affiliate of the nation’s largest teachers union, the NEA. “So, when extremists start attacking our schools — that’s not who we are. People who only want to fight to score political points should take that somewhere else.”
Freedom Alive™ Rejecting Critical Race Theory
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- By Press Release
Racism is learned. And no child is born a racist. Yet the subject of critical race theory is being pushed into our schools today. It’s not only wrong and untruthful, but it’s harmful indoctrination.
Nancy Randolph is an upper school teacher at Victory Christian Academy in Orlando. On this episode of Liberty Counsel's TV program, Freedom Alive™, Nancy shares a creative and interactive way she teaches the truth about how American history and the Bible are intertwined. Prepare to experience history right before your eyes through some amazing students!
Wendy Frans Named 2022-23 Greenville County Schools Teacher of the Year
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- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones University graduate Wendy Frans was recently named the 2022-23 Greenville County Schools Teacher of the Year.
The process of selecting ten finalists began last fall when schools selected their nominee for Teacher of the Year. Nominees then submitted applications which included their professional biography, educational history and professional development, community involvement, philosophy of teaching and a personal message to educators and the general public.
Public School Bureaucrats Want to Choose Your Child's Religion
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- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand
The Supreme Court ruled on June 21 that state education budgets can’t discriminate against Christian schools — but the most significant aspect of the case came more than six months earlier. In a revealing exchange during the oral arguments of Carson v. Makin last December 8, an attorney for the state of Maine essentially confessed that the government wants to discriminate based on religion, because politicians have “values they want to instill” in public schoolchildren. Multiple Supreme Court justices then explained precisely how they wish to discriminate against traditional Christian and religious believers.
Public School Teachers Told to Indoctrinate Kids as Young as Three in Radical LGBT Theory
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- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand
State universities indoctrinate future teachers in controversial transgender, racial, and political theories — and instruct them to teach these principles to children beginning in preschool, a new report has found.
“There's a huge amount of liberal indoctrination going on,” the report’s author, Will Flanders, told “Washington Watch” guest host Joseph Backholm on Monday. “We found it across every public university in the state that has an education program.”
Flanders, the research director at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL), performed a wide-ranging records search across all public universities in Wisconsin that teach education. He and co-author Dylan Palmer asked for the syllabus, assignments, and reading list for education courses — the classes future teachers needed to pass in order to teach in the state’s public schools.
Back to School Blues: Droves of Americans Ditching Public School
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- By Marjorie Jackson - The Washington Stand
This summer, students aren’t the only ones dreading going back to the classroom. According to staggering enrollment data, parents appear to have had a case of back-to-school blues over public education since COVID’s onset in early 2020. In the past two years, a mass exodus of over 1.2 million students has left the public school system as parents seek alternative education routes, such as public charter schools, private schools, and homeschooling.
BJU Announces 2022–2023 Concert, Opera & Drama Series
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- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones University recently announced the schedule for the University’s 2022-2023 Concert, Opera & Drama Series. The series will once again bring world-renowned artists to the Upstate.
The 2022-2023 BJU Concert, Opera & Drama Series includes:
Jason Max Ferdinand Singers - Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m.
(Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium)
Jason Max Ferdinand is a Full Professor, Chair of the Music Department, and Director of Choral Activities at Oakwood University where he conducts the Aeolians of Oakwood University. A native of Trinidad & Tobago, Ferdinand received his BA in piano from Oakwood College (now Oakwood University), an MA in Choral Conducting from Morgan State University, and a DMA in Choral Conducting from the University of Maryland. As a doctoral student, Dr. Ferdinand was privileged to have studied under Dr. Edward MaClary who is a protégé of the late Robert Shaw and also studied and collaborated with Helmuth Rilling, Margaret Hillis and Robert Page.
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