[RoosterRedux]

The politicization of the education system has destroyed parent-teacher relations. Can the situation be fixed?

There's an error in that sentence.

Actually, the politicization of the education system has destroyed the education system...and that has destroyed parent-teacher relations.

Note here when one says the system has become politicized, that is not quite accurate. The system has become overrun not just by politics in general, but by a certain kind of politics...Marxism and its new step-child, Wokeness. It is doubtful that the education system, in its current state, can be fumigated in a way that removes the political infestation.

So that means a restart.

Teachers who can prove they are not political might have a future. Others...NO.

[Navy Patriot]

You are more accurate than the author in your observation.

[Phlyer]

Teachers who can prove they are not political . . .

Unfortunately, now everything is political. Teaching the founding documents of the nation is political. Saying the Pledge of Allegiance is political. Daring to say that there are questions about anthropogenic climate catastrophe is political.

In short, daring to say that there are two sides to some issues is political.

The only way for government teachers can expect to regain respect from parents is if they become political - but on the side that supports families and the values that in turn support families.

But the family and the church are the two biggest obstacles to totalitarian control, so there is no hope that the government schools will ever return to American values.