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Your local property taxes are, indirectly, being used by the National School Board Association to attack parents and promote leftist indoctrination in our schools. Today’s One Click Survey asks if Texas school board members should be pressured to stop paying dues into the Texas Association of School Boards.
Here is today's Texas Minute.
– Michael Quinn Sullivan
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
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Biden Administration Joins Fight Against Texas Maps The Biden Administration’s Department of Justice claims new voting boundaries for Congress and the Texas House discriminate against Latino and black voters. As Erin Anderson reports [[link removed]], Democrats in the DOJ claim Texas Republicans intentionally discriminated against protected classes of voters when drawing new voting boundaries.
A legal battle over voting district lines could potentially delay Texas’ 2022 primary elections, which are currently slated for March 1. GOP Voters Will Have 10 Ballot Questions In Primary In addition to candidates for elected office, Republican voters will get a chance to sound off on 10 issue-oriented ballot propositions. Jeramy Kitchen explains [[link removed]] that the propositions help guide the party’s policy priorities and provide direction to lawmakers interested in representing their constituents.
The issues include…
➡️ Securing the Texas border
➡️ Eliminating property taxes in 10 years without an income tax
➡️ Opposing the COVID vaccine mandate
➡️ Strengthening parents’ rights and prohibiting Critical Race Theory
➡️ Protecting life
➡️ Stopping Democrats from being committee chairs
➡️ Ensuring election integrity
➡️ Prohibiting gender modification on children
➡️ Allowing for parental educational choices
➡️ Including “Freedom of Conscience” to legal mandate exemptions
A summary of the ballot language and background can be found here [[link removed]]. Cucci: Frisco Is Stonewalling Parents The Frisco Independent School District is stonewalling parents by stalling the release of information, writes Andrew Cucci [[link removed]].
“Families 4 Frisco, a parent-led PAC, has experienced numerous instances of difficulty, obfuscation, and evasion regarding their members’ [Public Information Requests],” explains Cucci.
The school district – like many others – is abusing the state’s Public Information Act, using tactics [[link removed]] recommended by the Texas Association of School Boards. EXPOSED by Texas Scorecard
Season 1: Exposing Round Rock ISD Texas Scorecard is excited to announce a new multimedia series called Exposed – each season will be a deep dive on stories the cronies and establishment players don’t want told.
Exposed will start with the transformation of “safe, suburban” Round Rock ISD, centered in Republican Williamson County, into a hotbed of leftist indoctrination where troubling incidents have been swept under the rug.
Check out the promotional video [[link removed]] for the first season of Exposed: Exposing Round Rock [[link removed]].
And you can get a head start on the story with this new background article by Jacob Asmussen [[link removed]]. Real Fighters In yesterday’s Texas Minute, Brandon Waltens briefly introduced the men and women who were honored as Texas Conservative Leaders on Saturday. Learn more about what these citizens do from the people who nominated them [[link removed]]! Scorecard Is Growing!
Texas Scorecard has three positions open in our central Texas office.
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[email protected] and indicate the position they are applying for in the email subject line. Please join me in wishing a very happy birthday to my oldest daughter, Rae! Quote-Unquote
“If we are too weak to take charge of our own morality, we shall not be strong enough to take charge of our own liberty.”
– Calvin Coolidge
One Click Survey
Because of the National School Board Association’s hostility towards parents and its embrace of leftist ideologies, numerous states’ school board associations have withdrawn their membership. The Texas Association of School Boards, however, has refused to leave the national group – using funds local school boards paid in from local property taxes that in turn paid the national dues.
Should local school board members be pressured to leave TASB?
No, local school boards need to stay in TASB. [[link removed]]
… or …
Yes, local school boards need to leave TASB. [[link removed]]
Once you’ve clicked an answer, reply to this email with any thoughts you’d like to share!
Number of the Day
50,748
Number of students in Round Rock ISD during the 2019-2020 school year (most recent).
[Source: Texas Education Agency Snapshot [[link removed]] report]
Today In History
On Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese forces attacked Pearl Harbor – an action that drew the United States officially into World War II. Waco’s Doris Miller [[link removed]] was serving as a mess attendant on the USS West Virginia when he courageously manned the ship’s antiaircraft guns during the attack. For his heroism, he was presented the Navy Cross. Doris Miller was killed at the battle of the Gilbert Islands in 1943.
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