USBA Joins USDOE in Trying to Take Away Families’ Freedom to #OPTOUT: Common Core RISE same as Common Core Sage by my friend Christal Swasey
Originally posted on COMMON CORE:
Educational freedom needs defending. Children need defending. Parental rights need defending. As its new legislative priority, the USBA lobby has set this bullying doozy: forcing all students to take the Common Core tests and getting rid of the parental legal power to opt a child out of taking the tests, for any…
#StopCSE The Cost to Children of a Common Core of Greed
Originally posted on COMMON CORE:
Although the greedmeisters are never again going to call what they promote by the now-toxic name of Common Core, still, the march toward common-everything moves forward like a communist conveyor belt, under the radar of most people. That common core of greed is everywhere, like a misbegotten Midas touch. And…
President Obamas Education Secretary has written a tell all book. And, it is pretty much what you would expect… @JennyHatch
https://twitter.com/jennyhatch/status/1018331046016761856?s=21 In Duncan’s telling, he has spent a career facing off against those who didn’t share his commitment to the kids, battling the “vested interests that are resistant to change and absolutely beholden to the status quo.” While he mostly depicts this opposition in shadowy terms, he does name a few of those willing to … Continue reading
Education – Is School making our kids crazy? And, California, a case study in how Common Core decimates math progress @JennyHatch
QUOTE: A few years ago, Rep. Dana Layton was running a bill on our behalf to remove Common Core from Utah. The day it was to be presented in committee, she let us know that there had been some changes to the bill. Instead of the bill removing Common Core, some members of the Utah … Continue reading
Jenny Hatch, Cedar City Homeschooling Mother, named 3 C’s describing changes in American Education: COMMUNISM, COLLECTIVISM, and CORRUPTION #uteduconfu
Here are a few of my tweets and retweets from the first day of the conference. *Note: I arrived at about 8:45 am and sat in the back. I raised my hand when they asked if any teachers were in the room. I used to have a hard time identifying myself as a teacher, but … Continue reading












