WASHINGTON, D.C. (LifeSiteNews) – The National School Boards Association (NSBA) initially wanted to ask the federal government to send armed forces to monitor activists at school board meetings.
Chip Slaven, the former interim director and CEO of the NSBA, removed the following from its now-infamous letter sent to federal officials:
Further, in egregious circumstances and via coordination with local and state authorities, we ask that the Army National Guard and its Military Police be deployed to certain school districts and related events where students and school personnel have been subjected to acts and threats of violence.
The news of the considered request to deploy armed forces against American citizens came as the result of an independent review report. Emails obtained through public records requests show NSBA had coordinated with the White House and Department of Justice before sending the letter asking the federal government to target parents at school board meetings.
At least 135 U.S. teachers and teachers’ aides have already been arrested in 2022 for child-related sex crimes, ranging from child porn possession to rape, and these are only the cases reported by the media.
And, while the vast majority of teachers are upstanding citizens, we also know some are indoctrinating our children with the LGBT ideology and practices to "make an ally of them" at a wholly inappropriate age.
This is not acceptable, and must be stopped now.
SIGN: Congress must ban federal funding for schools promoting sex or LGBT ideologies among children.
With Governor Ron DeSantis already taking action in Florida, banning instruction on sexuality and gender identity by teachers among third graders and younger, it's now time to see a federal push to effectively end such meddling in the minds of our children.
Parents have a responsibility to defend their children from those who overstep boundaries, whether that's in the form of LGBT propaganda, pornography, or other forms of sexualization in schools.
Too often the media downplays what's at stake: nothing less than the innocence of our children, and sometimes even their very lives, as this grieving Mom explained in March.
SIGN and SHARE: Congress must ban federal funding for schools who attempt to sexualize children.
76% of the arrests of teachers and aides for child-related sex-crimes this year involved assaults on students.
Jonathan van Maren reports that while one California teacher was charged with aggravated assault of a child, another was charged with 29 counts of child molestation.
A North Carolina science teacher was charged with 27 counts of first-degree sexual exploitation of a minor and 28 counts of “indecent liberties with a student.”
Parents need to construct every possible barrier to more children being abused, and one important way is to stop groomers and potential groomers from discussing sex with children in the classroom.
It is a violation of trust to introduce someone else's precious child to the minefield of sexuality, and it breaks down inhibitions that are meant to protect our most vulnerable young people.
SIGN TODAY: Pull federal funding from any school that sexualizes children
We already know that drag queens, some of whom admit to grooming, have no place in the classroom, and that teaching children about gender identities and sexual preferences is wholly inappropriate, but it's beyond time we took action.
Thank you for signing the petition today.
More Information:
Groomer: An empty slur or based in reality? - LifeSiteNews
Grooming begins with teacher's personal disclosure of sexual preferences - LifeSiteNews
Gay Choir sings "We'll convert your children" - LifeSiteNews
**Photo: Visual aid from National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)**
The NSBA letter compared parents who argued against mask mandates and transgender bathroom policies to domestic terrorists.
“As these acts of malice, violence, and threats against public school officials have increased, the classification of these heinous actions could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes,” the NSBA wrote in its letter. It asked the Biden administration to “examine appropriate enforceable actions” which could include invoking the PATRIOT Act.
Attorney General Merrick Garland ordered federal oversight of parents and other school activists.
A federal prosecutor out of Montana took the lead on drafting a memo to his fellow federal prosecutors on different charges to potentially level against disgruntled parents.
The House Judiciary Committee obtained documents that showed the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) targeted parents who criticized school COVID mandates. The documents contradicted the testimony of Garland, who told Congress that the FBI did not monitor parents.
Letter has been an embarrassment for the NSBA
A handful of NSBA executives sent the letter without knowledge of other organization staff or state affiliates. Fall-out from it has been significant.
Orange states are still members of the NSBA. pic.twitter.com/mi6OQshN0I
— Corey A. DeAngelis (@DeAngelisCorey) May 23, 2022
By the end of December, just a few months after the letter came out, the NSBA had lost 17 members, according to an Axios analysis.
“The 17 state affiliates accounted for more than 40% of annual dues paid to NSBA by its state association members in 2019, according to Axios’ analysis of documents detailing those contributions,” the news site reported.
Those members who left “collectively paid $1.1 million in annual dues to the organization in 2019, according to NSBA records submitted at a recent Florida School Boards Association meeting.”