Tennessee Conservative
Jefferson County Schools Entered Its Second Phase Of Social Emotional Learning This School Year, Committing To A $116,000.00 Contract On June 25, 2022, To Train Teachers In SEL.
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The Tennessee General Assembly Passed Legislation Last Year That Prohibits The Teaching Of CRT In Public Schools. But Conservative Parents Would Be Wrong To Think That They Can Now Relax Their Vigilance Over What Their Children Are Learning In School.
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Parent’s Choice Tennessee Has Filed Their Lawsuit To Get Rid Of The Social Emotional Learning / Critical Race Theory Curriculum Called Wit & Wisdom And They Need Your Help To Keep The Case Going.
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Public Schools In Tennessee Will Receive Over $4.5 Billion In Federal Money By Fall Of 2023. According To Sources, Tennessee Is Heavily Investing American Rescue Plan ESSER Funds In Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Programs Under The Guise Of Students’ Mental Health.
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The New School Year Has Barely Begun And For Some Tennessee Students This Means Being Given Questionable Assignments That May Violate Family Privacy And May Possibly Be Masquerading As Unofficial Surveys.
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In A White Paper Summary Released This Year, TN Liberty Network Details How The Federal Government Uses Covid Relief Money Via Elementary And Secondary School
Emergency Relief (ESSER) Funds “To Coerce K-12 Public School Compliance With CDC-Related Requirements, Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Requirements, And Mental Health Requirements.”
Dr. Beth Meyers Is Running For Wilson County School Board In Zone 2. Dr. Meyers Has Been Actively Involved In Education For 31 Years. She Is A Proponent Of Classical Education And Parental Rights And Is A Constitutional Conservative Who Believes That Transparency, Fiscal Responsibility, And A Willingness To Re-Examine And Evaluate Policies And Programs For Efficacy Is The Best Path For Responsible Governance.
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Parents’ Choice Tennessee, A Parents’ Advocacy Group, Filed Suit In Franklin, Tennessee, Challenging The School Board’s Adoption Of A Curriculum That The Group Says Violates Tennessee Laws Prohibiting The Teaching Of Critical Race Theory And Common Core.
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Many Tennessee Parents Are Hesitant To Send Their Children To The State’s Public Universities Because Many Of These Institutes Of Higher Education Have Become A Forum For Activists To Force Concepts Like Critical Race Theory Or Social-Emotional Learning On Students. Recent Reports Show That Only About Half Of High School Graduates In The State Are Going To College.
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Despite The Fact That State Lawmakers Banned The Teaching Of Critical Race Theory In K-12 Public Schools Last Year, An Undercover Investigation By Accuracy In Media Has Revealed That Many Tennessee School Districts Continue To Do What They Want And Push Their Own Agendas.
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