Truth for the Coachella Valley and Riverside County, California
Truth for the Coachella Valley and Riverside County, California
California education, including school boards and teachers unions, have a problem with the truth when it comes to Critical Race Theory (CRT). Let’s face it, they have a problem with the truth in a lot of areas, but we’ll concentrate on CRT today. A recent review of open source information from the 2021-2022 era, the […]
The Bills California Governor, “Gav the Man” Newsom, signed SB 274, which eliminates suspensions for willful defiance, truancy, and chronic tardiness, into law last week. The bill was rightfully criticized as being detrimental to classroom management, as it substitutes “restorative justice” therapy circles for actual accountability. Anyone who has ever been a parent knows that […]
The scene took place in a public high school classroom in early March of 2023. It was before school on a “late-start” Tuesday morning during a Professional Learning Communities (PLC) meeting. PLCs are purportedly for subject matter teachers to gather and discuss best practices, though that is not how they actually function. There were five […]
The California For Equal Rights (CFER) Foundation held their 2nd Annual Conference last month in San Diego, California. The focus of this years Conference was “…on connecting education experts and leaders with local activists and concerned parents who are fighting on the front lines of America’s cultural war to improve education for our future generations. […]
A friend recently asked me if the youth of the Coachella Valley, CA, were depressed or suicidal because of the pressures of the LGBTQ++IA (Alphabet Mafia) ideology in the schools. I did not know. But, in searching for information, I did find a Riverside County Civil Grand Jury Report on Suicide. When I got to […]
They say that the Devil is in the details, but as we learned in a previous article, the Devil can also be in the consent calendar. This can be true for any local government entity from School Board to County Board of Supervisors. Today’s focus is on item 12.4 of the Education consent calendar for […]
Flip the Light Switch We recently discussed, in a Practical Guide To Reading School Board Agendas, how to delve into board agendas to see what they are really up to. A recent occurrence at a Coachella Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) board meeting, highlights the need to know who your school board trustees are. The […]
The Desert Sands Unified School District is holding a school board meeting tonight, in the district office board room, at 7:00 PM. It does not appear that Desert Sands has listened to many of its stakeholders the last few years that warned the district of its bad policy decisions. Nope, it is pedal to the […]
The Desert Sands school district will conduct public hearings for textbook adoptions at their school board meeting tonight at 7 PM, in the district board room. The public may submit comments to be read by the board here, or delivered in person, and the meeting can be viewed on YouTube. Books Textbooks up for adoption […]
The Letter Et Tu, or “you too,” is a phrase uttered in Shakespeare’s play by Julius Cesar as he is being stabbed in the back, and everywhere else, by a group of Senators, including his friend, Brutus. A group of parents of students attending Xavier Prep in Palm Desert, California, have a similar query… has […]
Public Welcome? The Desert Sands Unified School District (DSUSD) is holding a board of education meeting tonight at 7:00 PM. The meeting is held in the district boardroom at 47-950 Dune Palms Road, in La Quinta. Written comments are due by 2:00 pm and can be submitted on the district’s online comment page. Don’t expect […]
The Coachella Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) will have a school board meeting tomorrow, May 11, at the district office located at 87225 Church Street in Thermal, Ca. The meeting is viewable over zoom, and the agenda is available on the CVUSD website. Of special interest to the community, is the Local Control and Accountability […]
California Education Code states that school districts must “promote” public review in the process of selecting instructional materials, but is it all a sham? Readers will recall that the Desert Sands Unified School District (DSUSD) recently invited the public to “view instructional materials under consideration for adoption” a couple of weeks ago. The public would […]
