Push Back on Washington's Radical New Education Agenda
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Susan L Johnson
10 years ago
My family and friends are very concerned about the new OSPI Health Standards and the future of our schools. This information does not belong in the elementary classroom!
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Zane Stafford
10 years ago
Obama you have shamed us all.
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Jenny Nolten
10 years ago
Very concerning that teachers nor parents have not been asked or notified about the intentions of OSPI and what we are supposed to be teaching in our classrooms.
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Tonya Compton
10 years ago
I don't want my grandchildren learning anything about this except from family and church!!
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Peggy Collins
10 years ago
What an outrage!
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Zac tenold
10 years ago
Not age appropriate.
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Jim Sellers
10 years ago
Government has no authority over education.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please remove the new education system for kingwrgarteners 2017
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Hassan
10 years ago
This is not what I want my children to be learning in there glass room. Please stop this nonsense unhealth program.
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Ling Zhou
10 years ago
not age appropriate
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Connie Ruppert
10 years ago
This teaching is not age appropriate nor is it every appropriate! Parents have the right to teach their children and to know what is being taught to their children about this subject. This must stop!
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ping wang
10 years ago
they are not age appropriate,
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Lanqing Brownell
10 years ago
Please, this is too much for our children. We do not have to push this on them that young. The general family could teach them when there is need.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Don't steal our children's innocence.
Teachers should teach math and reading. School is not the place to indoctrinate kids with perverse issues.
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Justin Lundgren
10 years ago
This plan is outrageous and is not consistent with our family's values. These topics should be taught in the home.
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Tyann
10 years ago
I am extremely opposed to this idea!
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Flora Zhang
10 years ago
What is the benefit teaching kids at such young age about gender expression, gender identity and fluidity, sexual orientation, and HIV prevention? Ridiculous!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
These are things to be taught at home and not in the classroom.
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Susan Stevens
10 years ago
It is not the Schools place to be teaching my grandkids these ideas in school. I find it appalling that a teacher would be asked to do such a thing.
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Beverly George
10 years ago
As a third grade teacher, I find it appalling that I would be required to take this teaching away from parents and guide children toward state adopted beliefs.
My family and friends are very concerned about the new OSPI Health Standards and the future of our schools. This information does not belong in the elementary classroom!
Obama you have shamed us all.
Very concerning that teachers nor parents have not been asked or notified about the intentions of OSPI and what we are supposed to be teaching in our classrooms.
I don't want my grandchildren learning anything about this except from family and church!!
What an outrage!
Not age appropriate.
Government has no authority over education.
Please remove the new education system for kingwrgarteners 2017
This is not what I want my children to be learning in there glass room. Please stop this nonsense unhealth program.
not age appropriate
This teaching is not age appropriate nor is it every appropriate! Parents have the right to teach their children and to know what is being taught to their children about this subject. This must stop!
they are not age appropriate,
Please, this is too much for our children. We do not have to push this on them that young. The general family could teach them when there is need.
Don't steal our children's innocence. Teachers should teach math and reading. School is not the place to indoctrinate kids with perverse issues.
This plan is outrageous and is not consistent with our family's values. These topics should be taught in the home.
I am extremely opposed to this idea!
What is the benefit teaching kids at such young age about gender expression, gender identity and fluidity, sexual orientation, and HIV prevention? Ridiculous!
These are things to be taught at home and not in the classroom.
It is not the Schools place to be teaching my grandkids these ideas in school. I find it appalling that a teacher would be asked to do such a thing.
As a third grade teacher, I find it appalling that I would be required to take this teaching away from parents and guide children toward state adopted beliefs.