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Knoxville Parents With Children Enrolled In Saint John Neumann Catholic School (SJN) Have Been Told That Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Will Be Integrated Into Their Students’ Education Despite Their Objections.
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A New Trio Of U.S. House Education Bills Would Push Back On Critical Race Theory And Federal Rules In Local Public Schools, The Latest In An Ongoing Battle Led By Republicans To Respond To Curriculum And Policy Changes In Education.
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2023 RINO Report On It’s Way! Special Session Officially Called, Campaign Promises / Campaign Lies, Jail Time For Truancy, No Commitments For SRO’s, Nashville’s Elections, Jumping On The Bandwagon, Supporting Bible Curriculum & More! All This & More On This Week’s Edition Of The Tennessee Conservative’s Big 7 Weekend Digest!
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The Vast Majority Of Parents In A New State Policy Network Poll Say Public School Teachers Regularly Deviated From Set School Curriculum To Interject Their Own Personal Views And Feelings Over The Past Year.
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In This Month’s “Lets Go Brandon” Episode On The Mill Creek View Tennessee Podcast, Brandon Lewis, Founder Of The Tennessee Conservative News, Joins Host Steve Abramowicz For A Roundtable Discussion On What’s Taking Place At The Tennessee Capitol And Beyond.
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The Tennessee State Board Of Education (SBE) Has Clarified That Although Historical Figure Nathan Bedford Forrest May Be Up For Removal From Tennessee’s Eighth-Grade Social Studies Standards, The Controversial Name Would Still Be Covered In High School.
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A Controversial Historical Figure From The Civil War Era, Nathan Bedford Forrest, Is Slated To Be Removed From Tennessee’s Eighth-Grade Social Studies Standards.
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Tennessee Lawmakers Voted To Give Approximately $40 Million More To A Testing Company Whose Ideology Directly Contradicts The State’s Legislative Efforts To Ban Critical Race Theory And Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Programs.
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1) Gov. Lee Sets Special Session For Late August In Response To School Shooting
2) Covenant School Shooter Manifesto To Be Turned Over For Judge To Review
3) Gov. Lee Signs $230 Million Dollar School Safety Bill Intended To Fortify Safety Of Tennessee Schools In Wake Of Covenant Shooting
4) Tennessee Lawmakers Respond To DOJ Interference In New Laws Protecting Children From Being Victimized By Predatory Medical Practices
5) Lee Signs Bill Into Law Requiring Parental Consent For Some Sex Education Curriculum, Club Participation In Public Schools
6) Gov. Lee Signs Bill To Expand School Choice ESA Program To Hamilton County
7) Hamilton County School Cancels Mother’s Day Lesson Following Pushback From Moms For Liberty
Let’s Just Say I Asked My Chosen Question About Penny Schwinn, And The Roof Promptly Blew Off The Governor’s Office, Or Perhaps The Governor Himself. I Can Honestly Say That I Was Very Respectful And Polite When I Asked The Question. I Was Genuinely Surprised That A Politician, Traditionally Known For Shaking Hands And Kissing Babies, And The Leader Of Our State Couldn’t Smile Politely And Just Make Nice, Even If He Didn’t Like My Question. How Could I Be A Threat To Him? What Did It Gain Him To Yell At Me? Would It Not Have Been Far More Politically Skillful To Smile Disingenuously, Butter Me Up, Thank Me For My Efforts And Then Send Me On My Way, Even If He Despised Me Through It All? At The Best, He Would Fool Me Into Thinking He Was My Ally (And That Probably Would Have Worked, Because I Can Be Gullible). At The Least, I Wouldn’t Be Writing Any Of This.
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