Teacher Worried About "Parent Oversight"


A Philadelphia teacher accidentally set Twitter on fire when he
publicly posted his form of admitting to what many parents have long
been concerned about-indoctrination in the classroom away from
the watchful and protective eyes of parents. He's worried that
parents (especially conservative parents) might
"interfere" with what typically happens in his classroom
when classes become largely or partly virtual this fall.

Translation:  Parents are a threat to teachers who want to use
the classroom to advance political agendas.

See his Twitter posts below:

What this Philadelphia teacher believes about parents is nothing
new-he just made the mistake of admitting it publicly on
Twitter.

Sadly, American public school classrooms have long been used by the
radical left to advance political agendas, particularly when it comes
to sex and sexuality, when parents aren't around.

There are clearly two competing visions for American education today.
One vision centers around parental rights and the family. The other is
driven by a radical political agenda. Family Policy Alliance will
always advocate for family-centered education policy.
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That is why we invite you to participate in the first-ever
one-day-only virtual "Protecting Children in Education
Summit." Family Policy Alliance will be co-hosting this event
with The Heritage Foundation, Alliance Defending Freedom, Family
Research Council, and many others.
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This event is tomorrow, August 12th, starting at 10:00AM Eastern
Time. The event is free, but you do need to register.

REGISTER HERE
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We hope to see as many parents and grandparents as possible online at
this one-day event!

For families,

Autumn Leva
Vice President, Strategy

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