Bacon's Rebellion

Where Is a Parents’ Bill of Rights for Virginia?

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12 responses to “Where Is a Parents’ Bill of Rights for Virginia?”

  1. CJBova Avatar
    CJBova

    Any reason this couldn’t be adapted for use by a school district?

    1. James C. Sherlock Avatar
      James C. Sherlock

      They would have to make sure it matched Virginia law, but it would be a good idea.

      1. Nancy Naive Avatar
        Nancy Naive

        Here ya go, Capt. It’s what you’ve been lookin’ for your whole life…

        https://www.movoto.com/mathews-va/00-wolf-trap-lighthouse-mathews-va-23109-312_1708508/

        BTW, how’s your welding skills?

  2. vicnicholls Avatar
    vicnicholls

    Capt. did you see the email list I had for a lot of the SCOTUS and like decisions on this subject?

  3. Nancy Naive Avatar
    Nancy Naive

    Indiana? Best governed? At least Michigan acknowledges basic truths.

    Attsa deep dive.
    https://youtu.be/CExCUcy2_do

    1. Brian Leeper Avatar
      Brian Leeper

      Yea, no way those damned Yankees know how to manage anything.

      The South WILL rise again….like the front of a Carolina-squatted truck!

  4. Eric the half a troll Avatar
    Eric the half a troll

    Wow! What is happening in Indiana that they need the AG to publish a statement that education must be done in conformance with the law?! I know that Conservative school boards like to push the envelope but things must really be bad out there!!

    1. Sue Avatar
      Sue

      Hello? What planet have you been living on? https://granitegrok.com/blog/2021/07/this-is-the-lefts-handbook-to-deal-with-pushback-on-critical-race-theory

      1. Eric the half a troll Avatar
        Eric the half a troll

        So Conservative Indiana School Boards are pushing this stuff illegally? That is pretty unbelievable…

        1. Nancy Naive Avatar
          Nancy Naive

          http://csri-jiia.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/RA_2017_11.pdf

  5. Dick Hall-Sizemore Avatar
    Dick Hall-Sizemore

    I don’t understand the need for this, other than as a political statement or as virtue-signaling (yes, both parties do it).

    School board meetings are open and their meetings are announced in advance. What’s more, school board members are elected in most jurisdictions and, as elected officials, are sensitive to public opinion.

    I am sure that any parent interested enough to inquire can review the curriculum and materials used to teach her child.

    1. James C. Sherlock Avatar
      James C. Sherlock

      You are the exception that proves the rule, Dick. You are a hyper-informed citizen. Most are not. It is useful for an AG to tell people their legal rights in a public controversy.

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