Education – Page 5

Trump’s Is A Win AGAINST Authoritarian Government, But Only “If can keep it”

By Jenni White - Managing Editor November 6, 2024 0

The post reflects on Trump’s electoral victory and emphasizes Americans’ desire to protect individual liberty from authoritarian ideologies. It highlights the need for voter education regarding the judiciary and criticizes the public education system for failing to teach civics. The author urges active political involvement at local levels to ensure future governance aligns with constitutional principles.

Norman elementary school assigns books sympathetic to illegal immigration

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By Shane Smith October 20, 2024 0

The author critiques the inclusion of two books in a fifth-grade literacy curriculum, arguing they promote a pro-immigration ideology unsuitable for young students. By empathizing with historical illegal immigration, the books are seen as shaping children’s views to support ongoing immigration trends. The author urges educational reforms prioritizing genuine literacy over ideological content.

Wetumka Teacher/Coach Arrested – Victims Speak Out

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By Jenni White - Managing Editor October 20, 2024 0

On October 16th, a difficult podcast featured Mary from V1SUT Substack, along with guests Justin Cotes and Casey Yochum, who shared their harrowing experiences of abuse by Brent McGee. They recorded McGee’s confession but faced legal barriers due to Oklahoma’s Statute of Limitations. Mary emphasized the need for legislative change to protect child victims and raised awareness about identifying predatory behaviors in schools.

A Teacher’s Story – Why I Quit Teaching In Oklahoma Public Schools

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By Jenni White - Managing Editor October 3, 2024 0

Dr. Becky Pellam shared her challenging teaching experiences in Oklahoma, highlighting bullying from colleagues and unethical practices in schools. After leaving Guymon Public Schools, she faced similar issues at DOVE Virtual Academy. She emphasized the need for genuine education reform in Oklahoma, criticizing a system that conditions rather than educates students.

Oklahoma Watch Requests – And Receives – Anonymous Tip Information To Write Story In Favor Of Edmond Teacher Regan Killacky

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By Jenni White - Managing Editor September 29, 2024 0

The author criticizes Oklahoma Watch for requesting anonymous information regarding a teacher’s controversial Instagram post, arguing it undermines trust and transparency. They emphasize that both the journalist, Jennifer Palmer, and the Oklahoma State Department of Education erred in granting access to this information, jeopardizing the integrity of anonymous reporting and public faith.

Norman school to teach elementary students to identity “misinformation”

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By Rope Report September 26, 2024 0

McKinley Elementary will participate in a research study focused on teaching K-5 students to detect and avoid misinformation. The ACT Program, developed by Tara Zimmerman, aims to enhance information literacy skills. Critics argue the program may promote a biased agenda rather than fostering genuine critical thinking among students.

Statewide Charter School Board President Talks St. Isadore And Raising The Bar On Education In Oklahoma

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By Jenni White - Managing Editor August 28, 2024 0

Wednesday, August 28th, Michael and I talked to Brian Shellem (who’s name I KEEP mispelling and changing the second “e”… Continue Reading

Ageism Dominates Comments On OKC FOX Reporter Payton May’s Post From August State School Board Meeting

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By Jenni White - Managing Editor August 26, 2024 0

I swear, I shouldn’t be surprised by absolutely ANYTHING today, but this one got me. This was a Tweet from… Continue Reading

Author Joy Pullmann Joins Michael and Jenni To Discuss Her New Book

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By Rope Report August 7, 2024 0

Joy Pullman, Executive Editor of The Federalist, discusses her book “False Flag; Why Queer Politics Mean The End Of America.” Pullman emphasizes the importance of stable families for limited government and self-rule. The book, heavily cited and with 8 chapters, provides strategies for countering the impact of Marxist gender politics. Pullman also stresses the significance of children reading classic literature. The full live video is available on their YouTube and Rumble channels.

OK Rep. Sherrie Conley Talks Broken Trust – Her New Non-Profit

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By Jenni White - Managing Editor July 24, 2024 0

Sherrie Conley’s new non-profit, Broken Trust, aims to address abuse in public education. The organization provides a platform for reporting abuse in schools and educates parents on their rights and the necessary actions to take. Sherrie highlights the responsibility of everyone to report abuse and shares insights on the repercussions for schools found guilty of abuse.