Thread by @lukerosiak

After I wrote stories about political indoctrination in K12 schools last year, tales of shocking incidents--& requests for help from parents who felt powerless and ignored--began pouring in. I began to see K12 schools as the most important, but least scrutinized, area in politics

This is a $1 trillion industry that affects our lives-and the future of our country-more than anything else government does. But no one pays attention to their local school boards. Special interests have utterly colonized them. They flout the law and harm kids. It's widespread.

We hear about cops killing people, but we rarely hear about teachers training kids by the 10s of millions to be crippled by fear and anxiety, directed to feel oppressed when they do not, and teaching them demonstrably false things, while disregarding reading, writing & arithmetic

Everyone knows you can't use taxpayer money to push politics. A la Hatch Act. Otherwise, whatever candidate won could stay in charge permanently by using taxpayer money as campaign funds. But teachers don't care, because they think you're not watching.

And everyone knows taking advantage of children (who are vulnerable, naive, and trained to accept what they're told by people in positions of power) is one of the worst things you can do. Even felons in prison shank the child abusers.

Teachers shutting down schools backfired: Parents are seeing what kids are actually being "taught." I want to see it, and I want you to see it too.

I made a website you can think of as "Woke-e-leaks" to share indoctrination attempts with other parents.

whataretheylearning.com

You can submit tips (videos, links to school policies, pictures of your kid's homework assignment) anonymously using a form specific to your school district, so that your neighbors can see it. It only takes seconds:
whataretheylearning.com