FR readers might want to know that CSCOPE - re: your tagline - has seen the light of day. It has now been opened up to the legislature and to the public. People are on to it. I’ve posted that new fact on other threads. So, guess what, it isn’t someone’s “exclusive” beef, and it isn’t going unrecognized and unattended to.
The whistle blowing began with Texans themselves whose kids in the public schools brought the treasonous bilge home with them and caused parents to contact their public officials.
Unfortunately, as it was portrayed on the internet, one would get the impression that Texans themselves were sitting idly by, doing nothing, when the truth is otherwise.
When Texans turned out to vote massively for a Mormon Yankee ex-governor of Massachusetts because he was NOT Barack Hussein Obama, that is not the action of a people who would knowingly sit by while their children were propagandized and brainwashed by a secret, treasonous curriculum.
LOL, you don’t seem to be a CSCOPE supporter either.
I just added that tag line on that post. I call it “spooky” how 70 to 80% of the schools in Texas would just sign up to it, sight unseen, illegally, right under the noses of our state legislature, which is being HOUNDED non-stop into handing them even billions of dollars more. That’s some gratitude on their part.
When such a high percentage of schools do this, one has to SERIOUSLY wonder just who runs the schools. I’d like to think it’s a conspiracy, because that’s the optimistic view. They got into a smoke-filled room, decided they HATED the yahoos at the State Board of Education (elected by real Texans, by the way), and agreed to use CSCOPE to kick them out of their oversight role.
The reason I want to believe it’s a conspiracy is because the only alternative is that we have some type of alien entity running our schools (see the movie “They Live”, on Youtube). This is TEXAS for Heaven’s sake, not California or MA or other blue states. How did this entity take control of our schools?
I’m sure the courts would never allow it, but I wish Dan Patrick and company would simply de-fund ANY school using CSCOPE, if nothing else, as punishment for that stunt.
By the way, in my “discussions” on CSCOPE in other forums, I’ve had 4 people respond to me (all appeared to be teachers). All 4 agreed that CSCOPE sucks academically, and two of them agreed that I suck too (LOL) as a paranoid right-winger. But NONE OF THEM seemed bothered by any other aspect of CSCOPE, such as the threat of criminal prosecution for disclosing content, the end-around from our state accountability system, the inability of parents to see the material and thereby help (really teach) their kids, etc. None of that bothered them - which tells me that they are CLEARLY part of the problem, since if CSCOPE was a decent curriculum, it’s quite possible that it would still be under wraps - as teacher complaints (only about content) has been one of the main reasons it has finally seen daylight.