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Texas Education Falling to the Communist UN?!
By Carole Hornsby Haynes October 30, 2024 Published by American Thinker
American public classrooms have become Marxist daycare centers filled with indoctrination, transgenderism, and racial divisiveness. Parents are demanding a return to the 3 Rs, American patriotism, respect, and moral character with teacher-centered classes and printed lessons.
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The Education Revolution Coming to Texas
By Carole Hornsby Haynes October 11, 2024
What children are taught in public classrooms today is vastly different from what our parents and grandparents were taught. In the chart below, progressive education is compared with the traditional academic model. Texas Bluebonnet Learning, Reading Language Arts, Ed. 1, is a return to this traditional academic model that was successful in educating millons of American children in the past.
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Woke Claims About New Texas Traditional Curriculum
By Carole Hornsby Haynes September 23, 2024
Public schools have become online communist indoctrination centers with the majority of students functionally illiterate and unable to perform the 3 Rs. The Texas legislature passed HB 1605 that mandated a state developed open source traditional curriculum free of digital learning, left wing ideology, and whole language.
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By Carole Hornsby Haynes August 29, 2024 Published by World Net Daily
Vowing to “take back education” from the communism that has infiltrated since the late 1950s, parents across the country have organized. Where to start? Since dumbing down students was a key step in the 45 communist goals, tossing out socialist education and replacing it with traditional, classic learning is a critical first step. Texas has the solution with its new TEA Open Education Resources (OER) for K-5 Reading Language Arts (RLA) and K-9 Math that return to hard-copy instead of digital lessons.
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Our Existential Crisis
By Carole Hornsby Haynes August 27, 2024 Published by American Thinker
Once America had the world’s best educated workforce. Today our average American high school graduates are two-and-a-half years behind those in top-performing countries. The curriculum of our colleges is at the level of high schools in top-performing countries.