Massive Teachers Union Sues Mom Who Asked About Political Material In Kindergarten Curriculum

[BS Filter]

No it shouldnt. It should be confidential between the employer and employee.There are safeguards in place to protect the kids and that is that.

What are the safeguards?

 

[westwall]

It isnt emotional its fact. The headline and the story do not match. It only gives one side of what is a potentially complex argument.
Usual fake news from loony sources.

You wouldn't know a fact if it bit you on your corpulent ass. Taints. I find it amusing that you decry when a business engages in reprehensible behavior like this, but you are A-Ok if government does it.

Know what that makes you?

A fascist.

Dumbshit.

 

[MadChemist]

As usual we have a fake OP.

The union is suing the school over releasing private documents. This woman looks and sounds like a nutter and has found a right wing nutter group to finance her nonsense.

GoLocalProv | News | RI Teachers Union Sues South Kingstown School Committee, Parent Over APRA Requests

The National Education Association of Rhode Island -- and South Kingstown — has sued the South Kingstown School Committee, along with the School Department — and parent Nicole Solas — over Solas’ filing of what they said were “about 200” Access to Public Records Act requests.

www.golocalprov.com

You have no idea about the Goldwater institute.

Why don't you STFU before we come over there and do to you what we should have let Hilter do back in 1945.

 

[MadChemist]

Thats the way legal docs are phrased because the judge is the arbiter. She wants copies of e mails, conversations and personal records which is nonsense.
She has made 200 information requests. All of which involve time and money to deal with.
She has obviously been put up to this nonsense so it is better to let a court deal with it now because their will be many more similar bullshit requests.

It's a good thing you don't live here.

Having due process might overwhelm your tiny nazi (let's rat out our neighbors) mind.

 

[MadChemist]

As usual we have a fake OP.

The union is suing the school over releasing private documents. This woman looks and sounds like a nutter and has found a right wing nutter group to finance her nonsense.

GoLocalProv | News | RI Teachers Union Sues South Kingstown School Committee, Parent Over APRA Requests

The National Education Association of Rhode Island -- and South Kingstown — has sued the South Kingstown School Committee, along with the School Department — and parent Nicole Solas — over Solas’ filing of what they said were “about 200” Access to Public Records Act requests.

www.golocalprov.com

Here is from your article:

The National Education Association of Rhode Island -- and South Kingstown — has sued the South Kingstown School Committee, along with the School Department — and parent Nicole Solas — over Solas’ filing of what they said were “about 200” Access to Public Records Act requests.


As GoLocal first reported, it was the South Kingstown School Committee that first considered suing Solas for her requests questioning critical race theory.

Now, the union is suing the school committee — and Solas.

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So they are suing the mom in addition to others.

So much for your fake news.

Moron.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Here is from your article:

The National Education Association of Rhode Island -- and South Kingstown — has sued the South Kingstown School Committee, along with the School Department — and parent Nicole Solas — over Solas’ filing of what they said were “about 200” Access to Public Records Act requests.


As GoLocal first reported, it was the South Kingstown School Committee that first considered suing Solas for her requests questioning critical race theory.

Now, the union is suing the school committee — and Solas.

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So they are suing the mom in addition to others.

So much for your fake news.

Moron.

Your fake article didnt mention that they were suing the school. It just mentioned the lunatic.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

What are the safeguards?

All teachers have to pass police checks on their records to show that they havent been involved in trouble with kids. In fact all people who would work with kids have to have this, teaching assistants, sports coaches and so on.

All schools must check on references and keep them on file. Thats how it works in the UK and I suspect that it will be similar in the US.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

No it shouldnt. It should be confidential between the employer and employee.There are safeguards in place to protect the kids and that is that.

Wrong... ANY record of a child is and should be open to that child's parent or parents.

 

[BS Filter]

All teachers have to pass police checks on their records to show that they havent been involved in trouble with kids. In fact all people who would work with kids have to have this, teaching assistants, sports coaches and so on.

All schools must check on references and keep them on file. Thats how it works in the UK and I suspect that it will be similar in the US.

Nope.

 

[BS Filter]

And those records showed be transparent to everyone, school officials, school boards and PARENTS

 

[colfax_m]

What private documents? A school district has no right to privacy.

Not all records are public records. Employees have some privacy rights even if they're employed by a public school.

 

[MadChemist]

Your fake article didnt mention that they were suing the school. It just mentioned the lunatic.

Your fake article didnt mention that they were suing the school. It just mentioned the lunatic.

Obviously, you can't read.

 

[SweetSue92]

Parents have every right to see the curriculum their kids will be learning and the NEA is wrong, as they are in so many things, to try to hide this. I suspect they're trying to hide a LOT.

Needless to say however, the students IN a school have a right to privacy, in record, in picture and in video.

 

[FA_Q2]

No it shouldnt. It should be confidential between the employer and employee.There are safeguards in place to protect the kids and that is that.

And you think a correct response to filing a Access to Public Records Act request is to be sued?

What as asinine idea. If I ask for information and it is not a proper request then the proper response is to refuse to provide the information. Not file a lawsuit because someone used the proper channels to request the information. The law would be utterly ineffectual if it resulted in lawsuits that an individual cannot truly fight.

This is nothing short of abusing the system to punish people looking for information and it is a disgusting tactic.

 

[FA_Q2]

Your fake article didnt mention that they were suing the school. It just mentioned the lunatic.

So, IOW, not a lie like you claimed just not focused on the entity no one cares they sued - a district that has resources to defend themselves.

The problem is they are going after a PARENT for wanting information - using an obvious scare tactic. I could care less that they included another entity.

 

[surada]

In a brazen attempt to intimidate American citizens in an effort to stop opposition against to Marxist Extremists indoctrinating our children as early as in Kindergarten, 'The National Education Association has sued a mother in Rhode Island who asked what her daughter would be taught in her kindergarten classroom.'

“This brazen and unprecedented act of intimidation by the NEA will not stand,” said the Goldwater Institute’s Director of National Litigation Jon Riches, who is representing Solas. “Nicole Solas is entitled to know what her daughter’s school is teaching in the classroom. She’s entitled to ask questions. And she does not deserve to face legal action just for asking questions any concerned parent would ask.”

YES, parents have the right to know what Marxist-government-funded/run public schools are teaching our children AND to have a say in their education.


"Nicole had emailed the principal of her child’s school in the South Kingstown School District asking for the kindergarten curriculum and whether it would include teaching the young kids politically charged materials, such as lessons influenced by critical race theory and gender theory. Solas “immediately faced stonewalling from the school, and even a threat of legal action for asking too many questions,” according to the Goldwater Institute. “Ultimately, Nicole received a bill for $74,000 to fulfill a public records request filed by the Goldwater Institute on her behalf in July.”

Now Solas is up against the NEA, which the Goldwater Institute calls a “veritable goliath” that “represents over 2.3 million people nationwide” and has “a budget of over $300 million.”

“The NEA is so determined to push its political agenda that they are willing to expose themselves in a court of law for who they really are: an association of bullies eager to challenge a stay-at-home mom who simply wanted to know what her daughter would be taught,”


“This lawsuit won’t deter me from asking questions, and I encourage all parents to do the same, so that they are empowered to make informed decisions regarding their children’s education.”
- Solas


Massive intimidation to force parents to sit down & STFU, to let the govt do with your child as they wish....the extremists are at war with the American people, attempting to squash all resistance.

Teachers Union Sues Mom Who Asked About Her Child's Curriculum

Nicole Solas is being sued by America's largest public-sector teachers union after she asked about the curriculum at her kindergartener's school.

thefederalist.com

The Federalist is no better than your average tabloid. Why don't you look at other sources?

 

[colfax_m]

This is nothing short of abusing the system to punish people looking for information and it is a disgusting tactic.

What do you call someone making 200 requests for information if not abuse of the system?

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Wrong... ANY record of a child is and should be open to that child's parent or parents.

How can I e wrong when I never claimed that ?
You have the right to see your childs record. You do not have the right to see my childs record.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

What do you call someone making 200 requests for information if not abuse of the system?

A politically motivated nut case.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

How can I e wrong when I never claimed that ?
You have the right to see your childs record. You do not have the right to see my childs record.

Be VERY SPECIFIC and link to ANY claim she ever asked for any child , other then her own's record.