Posted on Dec 6, 2020
'Our kids are the sacrifices': Parents push schools to open
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In debates nationwide about opening schools, parents unhappy with distance learning are taking increasingly vocal roles in calling for more in-person instruction through grassroots organizing and legal challenges.
'Our kids are the sacrifices': Parents push schools to open
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An unexpected side effect of the pandemic may just be that parents will take back the teaching of their children so that they learn truth and values not taught by an ever more liberalized education system.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
If you can afford it. Some parents are suing to get local school districts to help pay for that since the kids are not being taught in public schools.
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Belated thank you my friend Lt Col Charlie Brown for posting the common sense response of parents who have children supposed to being educated in public schools.
I believe it is high time that most public schools should open with reasonable safeguards.
I certainly support home schooling.
FYI SPC Nancy Greene SPC Michael Duricko, Ph.D SSG Robert Webster MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. SSG Franklin Briant PO2 Frederick Dunn PFC Rick Schuetz LTC Greg Henning
I believe it is high time that most public schools should open with reasonable safeguards.
I certainly support home schooling.
FYI SPC Nancy Greene SPC Michael Duricko, Ph.D SSG Robert Webster MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. SSG Franklin Briant PO2 Frederick Dunn PFC Rick Schuetz LTC Greg Henning
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SPC Nancy Greene
I definitely agree with you LTC Stephen F.! There is ample research available regarding the lack of human touch and social interactions and negative psychological issues in children. Technology has already made an entire generation lacking in interpersonal skills as well as deficits in proper English and grammar skills. ‘Distance learning’ is negatively impacting children from kindergarten through college.
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