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A petition to the government per one's 1st Amendment rights and participation in the proceedings of the school board. In this case, the Kermit Independent School District's board of education.
Those on the board are elected officials and any policies they develop are subject to public review. If one does not like a policy, there are a variety of ways one can have it changed including, in the most extreme case, a recall election/referendum to remove the board members who enacted the policy in question.
[quote=vvega;38282095]Yes, you are off. There's only liberal side of PC, e.g. denying 3 aspects of reality:
1. Aiden cannot make his friend disappear
2. A black kid is a black kid
3. Women get pregnant[/quote]
I took the women(highlited) part to be coming from an uptight conservative , whose afraid little Johnny will start touching himself in "that" area and start thinking about "stuff" while seeing pictures of naked people.
California tried to pass legislation banning home schooling but it got shot down. Like many things, it will come back up for another vote in the future. Eventually they'll get it done. Once California sets the precedent, Progressives in every state will pushvto strip parents of their right to educate their own children.
A petition to the government per one's 1st Amendment rights and participation in the proceedings of the school board. In this case, the Kermit Independent School District's board of education.
Those on the board are elected officials and any policies they develop are subject to public review. If one does not like a policy, there are a variety of ways one can have it changed including, in the most extreme case, a recall election/referendum to remove the board members who enacted the policy in question.
[more than one way to skin the cat]
A petition!? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA! You're kidding right? "Right to petition government" doesn't end at a bunch of names on a piece of paper that the school system will get a good giggle at before sending off to the printers for printing on their supply of toilet paper. Lawsuits are one of the few tools (only legal one?) that a single individual has to directly fight the government, they work. Maybe a single one won't bring about any world-changing precedents, but you have to start somewhere.
A petition!? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA! You're kidding right? "Right to petition government" doesn't end at a bunch of names on a piece of paper that the school system will get a good giggle at before sending off to the printers for printing on their supply of toilet paper. Lawsuits are one of the few tools (only legal one?) that a single individual has to directly fight the government, they work. Maybe a single one won't bring about any world-changing precedents, but you have to start somewhere.
Not quite. Only after you've exhausted your administrative remedies, can you seek legal remedies.
Schools are running amok in PC. Districts are accountable to no one and get to make their own rules.
This example is in Texas but you've all read of others in other states.
They are out of control and there's no one to put them back in their place.
15,000 +/- school districts in the U.S. Elected School district boards are a mixed bad in terms of oversight.
There are at least 3 sides to every story. The link is one side.
Schools don't make public comments relative to student behaviors.
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