Please also look up the 2009 UNESCO/WHO "International Guidelines on Sexuality Education". Yes, that's 2009. It is like a crystal ball - all the disturbing elements of the NJ Standards are included therein, as is the recommended method for how to handle parental pushback, including use of MEDIA and NGOs. The UN has been playing the long game for 15 years, they knew and planned for the outcry, and the updated standards are mentioned on the WHO website as part of Education2030 (part of Agenda2030).
The narrative every school responds with, such as "we need to teach this so sexual abuse victims will have the language to describe...", is all preplanned and pre-scripted.
Recognize that it's not even left/right, pro/con, it's an ideological agenda from outside of our nation that has infiltrated, and literally brainwashed those supporting it.
Parents - know who you are voting for in elections, and actually vote. Know what is on the legislative roster, and call/email state legislators before a vote. Fill up their voice mail and email. Attend BOE meetings, contact your representatives, be tireless - they expect you to give up in 6 months. Let elected officials at every level know this is an important issue for their next election cycle. These sick standards are long in the making and will require us to take action, not just complain, and similarly play the long game in changing BOEs, legislators, laws, union influence. We cannot leave our schools and our government on autopilot. Utilize what options we DO have. Show up and speak up. File OPRA requests. Email, call, even visit with your elected representatives, and Super/Curriculum Director. Get to know your BOE members, understand their positions. Run for BOE, ask to be appointed to county committee open positions, support good candidates. Vote. Homeschool. Private school. Opt Out - it's not perfect!!, but some state appointees did not even want to grant parents that right!, so USE it and send a message. Imagine if 10% - 100,000 NJ schoolkids opted out - the message to any elected officials will be loud and clear that you co-parent with no one.
And PHIL WON'T GET INVITED TO DAVOS if all those kids Opt Out, or leave the public school system altogether. That alone is worth it! Make this program a failure, even if it's sprinkled elsewhere - I get it - still, MAKE IT AN EPIC FAIL to the best of our ability with the one tool they gave us!
If the above article shows anything, it's that there's an ideological agenda in progress, it's well funded and well coordinated. We have a lot of work to do to make changes, and we have to keep at it.
Please also look up the 2009 UNESCO/WHO "International Guidelines on Sexuality Education". Yes, that's 2009. It is like a crystal ball - all the disturbing elements of the NJ Standards are included therein, as is the recommended method for how to handle parental pushback, including use of MEDIA and NGOs. The UN has been playing the long game for 15 years, they knew and planned for the outcry, and the updated standards are mentioned on the WHO website as part of Education2030 (part of Agenda2030).
The narrative every school responds with, such as "we need to teach this so sexual abuse victims will have the language to describe...", is all preplanned and pre-scripted.
Recognize that it's not even left/right, pro/con, it's an ideological agenda from outside of our nation that has infiltrated, and literally brainwashed those supporting it.
Parents - know who you are voting for in elections, and actually vote. Know what is on the legislative roster, and call/email state legislators before a vote. Fill up their voice mail and email. Attend BOE meetings, contact your representatives, be tireless - they expect you to give up in 6 months. Let elected officials at every level know this is an important issue for their next election cycle. These sick standards are long in the making and will require us to take action, not just complain, and similarly play the long game in changing BOEs, legislators, laws, union influence. We cannot leave our schools and our government on autopilot. Utilize what options we DO have. Show up and speak up. File OPRA requests. Email, call, even visit with your elected representatives, and Super/Curriculum Director. Get to know your BOE members, understand their positions. Run for BOE, ask to be appointed to county committee open positions, support good candidates. Vote. Homeschool. Private school. Opt Out - it's not perfect!!, but some state appointees did not even want to grant parents that right!, so USE it and send a message. Imagine if 10% - 100,000 NJ schoolkids opted out - the message to any elected officials will be loud and clear that you co-parent with no one.
And PHIL WON'T GET INVITED TO DAVOS if all those kids Opt Out, or leave the public school system altogether. That alone is worth it! Make this program a failure, even if it's sprinkled elsewhere - I get it - still, MAKE IT AN EPIC FAIL to the best of our ability with the one tool they gave us!
If the above article shows anything, it's that there's an ideological agenda in progress, it's well funded and well coordinated. We have a lot of work to do to make changes, and we have to keep at it.
You Are The Cavalry.