Opinion: I Asked What My Daughter Would Learn in Kindergarten. | N.S.A. (News|Stories|Analytics)
Opinion:
I Asked What My Daughter Would Learn in Kindergarten. Then the Teachers Union Sued Me.
The principal said they don’t call children “boys” and “girls,” and teachers embed values of gender theory into classroom lessons. They ask kindergartners, “What could have been done differently on Thanksgiving?” How can five-year-olds answer such a bizarre question that shames them for their American heritage? The principal told me these were “common practices” but could not define a “common practice” or tell me when these “practices” originated. Now I wanted to know these “common practices” and the educational pedagogy supporting them, but the school refused to answer my questions.
