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Mr. Parker was transferred to MA with his company. He hasn't lived in MA that long. I have forgotten what he does for a living, but it isn't exactly big bucks. I'm not sure he can afford to send his child to private school. My feeling is, it's the principal of the thing. This shouldn't be going on in the nations schools, it's not about "safe schools", as the activists claim, and I am pretty sure I read that he feels strongly, that this should be made widely public. The children of MA and the children of America, are at stake, not just his own.

He made no threats, he was not combative in the least, in fact he was very polite. But firmly stated, after months of trying to get answers from this school, and getting the run around, he wasn't leaving to let them give him the run around again. I applaud Mr. Parker, it's about time SOMEONE stood up to these activists! I only wish every parent in MA did, instead of being more interested in just going with the flow to keep the status quo.