Californians For School Choice

08/15/2024

Former Glendale Unified School District teacher of the year, who taught for twenty-five years, reads from books that the school board approved but parents oppose being forced on their children. What you are about to hear in the video that's written in the approved books would get anyone fired if they quote this in their workplace. According to US News, GUSD's math proficiency is 55% in elementary and middle school and 41% for high school students. Reading proficiency is 63%. Another reason more and more people support some form of

23.1K likes, 3046 comments. “🚨 BREAKING: Former Glendale teacher exposes what kids are being taught in newly-approved text books. “Every member of this board… has committed a crime… all of you must resign!” For educational purposes only.”

06/26/2024

.01 Percenter can afford a $60,000 per year private school, but opposes to (regardless of zip code) and provide poor, working and middle class children with an of opportunity for the same quality education his kids are privileged with.

The first family will split time between Sacramento and Marin County, according to a spokesperson for Gov. Gavin Newsom.

06/19/2024

This overpaid bureaucrat still refuses to admit months of remote learning for kids in govt schools was harmful. Meanwhile, rich anti politicians' (who claim to care for the poor and working class) kids benefitted from in person learning at private schools.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, a top adviser to two presidential administrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, reversed course in a Tuesday interview and agreed that shutting down schools for more than a year …

06/19/2024

There's a way to reduce the federal debt. Seriously, no education dollars should be funneled to DC with a small percentage then sent back to states.

Name another institution that gets more money for failing so miserably?

06/10/2024

"As a longtime advocate for school choice, I’ve seen firsthand the lingering impact of well-intended but flawed policies. Brown’s mandate for desegregation stripped away much of the Black leadership in our schools.

Today, there is a growing movement of Black school founders who are rising up and creating spaces where our children are not just seen and heard, but where they thrive. We’re not just filling gaps; we’re constructing new pathways of success that resonate with our community’s needs and aspirations." Denisha Merriweather

06/10/2024