The New Hampshire School Boards Association (NHSBA) announced it withdrew from the National School Boards Association.
It has not issued its formal letter yet, but we can assume it is because the NSBA labeled concerned parents as “domestic terrorists.”
The NSBA asked the DOJ to do the same and they happily obliged despite AG Garland’s constant denials.
“NSBA’s recent actions have made our continued membership untenable,” the NHSBA told its members on Thursday night.
I will post the letter once the NHSBA releases it to the public. The board sent a letter to the NSBA on October 14 to condemn the letter to the DOJ.
In fact, the NHSBA told the NSBA’s characterization of parents as “domestic terrorists” has taken attention away from threats and harassment thrown at school board members in the state:
Make no doubt that New Hampshire has seen numerous instances of school board meetings being disrupted by protestors. Further, make no mistake that New Hampshire has had school board members threatened, harassed and intimidated. In response and in support of our members, NHSBA has spent considerable time and effort advising school boards on effective public meetings, productive public comments, and appropriate responses to such disruptions.As a result of NSBA’s letter, discussion of these issues has now shifted away from disruptions at school board meetings and accompanying threats, harassment and intimidation. Instead, the conversation is now about NSBA’s letter and its contents.
Four other states already withdrew from the NSBA: Ohio, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Louisiana.
In all, 23 states condemned the NSBA after they whined to the DOJ to do something about these “domestic terrorists” at school board meetings. How dare they not want their children indoctrinated with their radical agendas! How dare they want their children to learn the basic subjects in school instead of critical race theory!
I am disappointed Oklahoma has not even condemned the NSBA. Illinois condemned them. ILLINOIS.
As I said before we need to eliminate the Department of Education. Well, you guys know how I feel about government, but I’m happy to start with the Education Department.
Homeschool or private school.
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