Propaganda and Ideology

CHOOSE TO SAY NO!

It is not bigotry for conservative parents to express concerns about public schools introducing children to adult and sexual concepts. Rather, it stems from a genuine desire to protect the innocence of childhood and maintain a focus on age-appropriate education. Conservative parents argue that exposing children to explicit content is unnecessary for fostering well-adjusted adults. They believe that such efforts, at times, can be driven by liberal ideologies, potentially normalizing lifestyles that have historically presented social challenges and conflicts. The concern is rooted in the belief that exposing children to complex adult themes may influence their understanding of societal norms and values. While promoting inclusivity and understanding is essential, conservative parents argue that certain topics may not be developmentally appropriate for young minds, and their reservation should be seen as an attempt to prioritize age-appropriate education and safeguard the mental and emotional well-being of their children.

ARE WE BIGOTS?

WHY BE VIGILANT?

Reviewing the educational materials our children encounter in school is crucial in safeguarding the values and principles we hold dear. In an era where some leftist ideologues seek to reshape traditional sensibilities, it becomes imperative for parents to scrutinize the content that shapes their children's minds. There is a persistent presence of materials that may not align with the core values of many families, introducing perspectives that deviate from established norms. By actively engaging with and assessing these materials, parents can identify and address any instances of content that might be deemed inappropriate or unAmerican. It is not about stifling diversity of thought but ensuring that educational content remains grounded in a balanced and respectful approach that preserves the foundational values we wish to impart to the next generation. A thoughtful review of educational materials allows parents to actively participate in shaping a curriculum that upholds established norms and cultivates an environment conducive to the holistic development of our children.

K-Third Grade

These are the books that we believe are beyond the norm and that we believe that most parents will have a problem with.

Fourth thru Sixth Grade

These are the books that we believe are beyond the norm and that we believe that most parents will have a problem with.

Seventh-Ninth Grade

These are the books that we believe are beyond the norm and that we believe that most parents will have a problem with.

Ninth thru Twelfth Grade

These are the books that we believe are beyond the norm and that we believe that most parents will have a problem with.