Department of Education unveils grants to teach founding documents ahead of our nation’s 250th birthday.
(www.campusreform.org)
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MORONS----This is what these "teachers" should have been teaching in all the schools throughout the United States of America!!!!!!!!!!\
Dept of UnEducation NEEDS TO BE DONE AWAY WITH!!!!!!
Came here to say that exactly! Shouldn’t that be taught as part of American history in fifth sixth seventh eighth grade?
I had civics in 8th grade (1988) and learned about all that. Pretty sure my 7th grade teacher was hardcore libertarian too. He taught us every single law, helpful or not, each brought us one step closer to communism.
It’s on its way out, but still has funding that could only be used for educational purposes.
I hope they teach about how powerful our founding docs are in a lawful sense as well. The two most powerful things you can create to escape the government corporation matrix is a personal Declaration of Independence and a private trust. Comprehending the difference between private and public commerce is key as well.
The Declaration of Independence and Constitution should be required learning in all states. Students should know the difference between admiralty law and common law, between laws and regulations, and how our laws are organized so they can research them. Bring back civics.
been hoping this would happen! going to see what I have to do to renew my teaching license; would Love to teach old-fashioned American history!🤠
Makes two of us...Tutor for Math/Sciences but retired military!!!!!!
Wait, department of education still in business?
A skeleton of what it once was. They still have funding from previous bills and they’re trying to find the most positive way to spend it.
Grants. Funding. Lol.
Founding documents are pdf downloads and educators worth their salt know how to spark a great conversation.
Homeschooling for the win. Need us to show the schools how to teach history/civics/debate? Homeschoolers spend approximately $600 per student annually, and we don't need (or want) your grants.
If they are going to all this trouble though, they should throw in the Federalist Papers, too.
The opening statement of every class, Every day, should be 'The Bill of Rights are not rights given by the Gov., they are restrictions on Gov. of The Rights of The People not to be infringed'.
Which includes the specified, very limited roles of the federal government, and DOESN'T INCLUDE THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
What a clown show.