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We hear a lot about the conflicts between liberal, and far leftist educators attempting to redefine the morality of the children in this nation, and parents who wish to have traditional values adhered to. Many times, some claim they are even trying to hide their activities from parents and community leaders. When discovered, it seems like the only way to rectify the situation, is to vote for new board members, and even then, the teacher's unions seem to protect wrong doing.
The only way to reform the system, is to make changes at the top, with the board of education. But, routing out corrupt thinking there is a nightmare.
One parent went to the Mayor of her town, believing that what was being taught went so far as to break the law. And? The mayor agreed! He took it to a friendly judge. . .
He then went to a board meeting, and threw down the gauntlet, resign in disgrace, or face prosecution.
www.cleveland.com
". . .Monica Havens, the mother of a high school senior who received the “642 Things to Write About” book, previously worked as a teacher for 11 years, shared some of the prompts from the book at the board meeting, among them:
Other topics are perfectly benign, such as describing the worst Thanksgiving dish you’ve ever had, or your perfect day as an astronaut.. . ."
. . . naturally, once caught, the principle and school board issued excuses and equivocations, and were not available for comment.
The only way to reform the system, is to make changes at the top, with the board of education. But, routing out corrupt thinking there is a nightmare.
One parent went to the Mayor of her town, believing that what was being taught went so far as to break the law. And? The mayor agreed! He took it to a friendly judge. . .
He then went to a board meeting, and threw down the gauntlet, resign in disgrace, or face prosecution.
Hudson Mayor Craig Shubert, parents call for resignation of Hudson School Board, teachers after students receive book of inappropriate writing prompts
Hudson Mayor Craig Shubert, parents call for resignation of Hudson School Board, teachers after students receive book of inappropriate writing prompts
Hudson Mayor Craig Shubert and Hudson High School parents are calling for the resignation of the Hudson School Board and teachers after students in the school’s Liberal Arts II writing class received a book of inappropriate writing prompts, “642 Things to Write About.”
www.cleveland.com
". . .Monica Havens, the mother of a high school senior who received the “642 Things to Write About” book, previously worked as a teacher for 11 years, shared some of the prompts from the book at the board meeting, among them:
- “Choose how you will die.
- Write a scene that begins: ‘It was the first time I killed a man.’
- Describe your favorite part of a man’s body using only verbs.
- You have a dream that you’ve murdered someone. Who is it, how and why did the murder happen, and what happens afterward?
- You are a serial killer. What TV shows are on your DVR list? Why?
- The kill fee.
- Write a sex scene you wouldn’t show your mom.
- Rewrite the sex scene from above into one that you’d let your mom read.
- You have just been caught in bed by a jealous spouse. How will you talk your way out of this?
- Write a sermon for a beloved preacher who has been caught in a sex scandal.
- Describe a time when you wanted to orgasm but couldn’t.
- Ten euphemisms for sex.
- You are a brand-new suicide-hotline counselor. Describe how you feel during the course of your first call.
- Write a letter from the point of view of a drug addict.
- Drink a beer. Write about the taste.
- Write an X-rated Disney scenario.
- A roomful of people who want to sleep together.
- The first time you had sex.”
Other topics are perfectly benign, such as describing the worst Thanksgiving dish you’ve ever had, or your perfect day as an astronaut.. . ."
. . . naturally, once caught, the principle and school board issued excuses and equivocations, and were not available for comment.
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