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Southwest Washington Education (K-12)

"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." - George Orwell

October 6, 2021 By Admin1 Leave a Comment

Southwest Washington School Board Races – November 2021

On November 2nd you will elect school board members across Southwest Washington State. These are four (4) year positions so the choices you make will have impact for years. There are a number of issues up for consideration during this election cycle. Where do the candidates stand on CRT? Common Core? CSE? Masks? Vaccination of children? Funding? These races are all non-partisan so political parties are not intended to be part of the discussion. However, there are some philosophical differences. Namely, are the candidates positions more liberal or conservative? Do they believe in the Feds/State telling parents what to do and how to do it or are they for local control and parental … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Battle Ground, Camas School District, Elections, Evergreen SD, Ridgefield, School Boards, VanSD, Washougal, WoodlandSD Tagged With: battle ground, camas, directors, evergreen, ridgefield, school board, vancouver, washougal, woodland

February 12, 2021 By Admin1 Leave a Comment

Running for and winning school board races – critical to saving K-12 education in America

Let's be honest. Liberals/Progressives dominate school board director positions in K-12 education across America. They impact curriculum choice, textbook choice, programs including Social Emotional Learning (S.E.L.); PBIS (Positive Behavioral Intervention Service) and others. Comprehensive Sec Ed (CSE) pushing gender issues on children starting in kindergarten. These programs get approved by the school board directors. They are the brains behind the massive decline in education. Critical Race Theory. White Privilege. White Fragility Theory. When did schools move from teaching math, communications, science, history and other core topics and start to feed, cloth, provide medical care … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Elections, School Boards Tagged With: communications, directors, education, history, liberals, math, physical mental, progressives, school board, science

October 11, 2020 By Admin1 Leave a Comment

State Superintendent of Schools Election – Chris Reykdal: What are his positions on issues? Investigative report

Let’s start out by making it clear that we asked Mr. Reykdal multiple times to respond to questions regarding his positions on key issues. He chose not to respond no matter how many times we reached out. His opponent, Ms. Espinoza, did respond. So...we’ve decided to research what he’s said and done in the past 4 years and share that with you. To be clear this is an investigative report and analysis because he didn’t want to respond. Why wouldn’t he respond? Perhaps because he felt that his answers would hurt his re-election? Perhaps he thought he wouldn’t get his responses posted as he wrote them? In any case we believe that people have the right to know where he stands on key issues that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Elections, OSPI Tagged With: charter schools, choice, chris reykdal, Common Core, funding, OSPI, phonics, sex ed, stem, Superintendent, unions

June 30, 2020 By Admin1 Leave a Comment

Washington State Superintendent of Schools – 2020 Candidate positions

Several months ago we reached out to various groups around the State of Washington and asked them for a list of topics/questions they would like posed to the State Superintendent of Schools candidates for 2020. As you know this November sees the re-election bid of the current superintendent, Chris Reykdal. Its been a tumultuous 4 years. We compiled  a list of questions for the candidates and emailed them. We gave everyone until midnight June 29th to respond. Almost all did...Chris Reykdal chose NOT to respond.  This blog article comprises the responses from everyone else. We'll do a series of articles. This first one is the PDF of each responding candidates answers to the questions. Feel … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Elections, OSPI Tagged With: candidates, espinosa, higgins, OSPI, questions, Reykdal, springs, Superintendent, wick

October 21, 2018 By Admin1 Leave a Comment

Southwest Washington Candidates and K-12 Education

In May and again during the Summer of 2018 we emailed each of the candidates for the 3rd Congressional; 17th; 18th and 49th and asked them to respond to some basic questions regarding K-12 education: What is/are your position(s) on the following K-12 education topics: Washington State Education Financing – Is it sufficient or not and what (if anything) would you change or do if elected? What is your position on Common Core and the required testing (SBAc)? What (if any) role does the US Dept of Education have in K-12 education and should it continue to exist? What are the top three (3) actions/steps you would take regarding K-12 education? Who responded? 3rd … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Elections Tagged With: gillespie, harris, herrera beutler, jilres, K-12, kraft, long, questions, stonier, thobaden, wylie

October 24, 2017 By Admin1 Leave a Comment

School Board Elections – Vote for NoTA?

The ballots are in the mail and you should have received yours. Now it's time to vote for your local school board directors. We've sent email's to all candidates at least 5 times. Most never responded. Why? Are they not interested in telling you what they think? Are they too busy to take the time? Are they afraid that if you know their views they will not get your vote? Do they not know about the topics we asked about? (In case you want to see what we've asked them check this link: https://swweducation.org?page_id=3851  Some candidates are running unopposed and may not feel they need to answer Where there is competition a few people responded but others chose not to. If a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Elections Tagged With: answer, candidates, NoTA, school board, vote

July 21, 2017 By Admin1 Leave a Comment

Who should you vote for in School Board Primary’s in 2017? NoTA?

 In the school board director primary races this year (in August) who should you vote for?   If there is only one (1) candidate running should you vote for them? What if one of the candidates in a multiple candidate race doesn't answer questions or share their positions on important education topics? If there are 1 or 2 candidates they automatically move to the November election. You have a decision to make...do you vote for one of the candidates or, if you don't like any of them or you don't know anything about what their positions are or how they stand on key issues...what do you do? We suggest you write-in a candidate. Introducing the perfect candidate for any … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Elections, School Boards Tagged With: elect, election, NoTA, primary's, voting

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