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NC State Senator Politicizes His Vote Against Common Core Repeal
The only ones ‘politicizing’ Common Core are the supporters, in particular in North Carolina it appears to be mainly elected officials. Yet another example – Senator Jeff Jackson who serves Mecklenburg County who was appointed at the beginning of May.
Voters in that area might want to remember this moment, where Mr. Jackson just marginalized parents, teachers and students across the state in an attempt to score political points:
Just voted against repealing Common Core. This bill was about conservative politics, not sound education policy. #ncga #ncpol
— Sen. Jeff Jackson (@JeffJacksonNC) July 10, 2014
Parents, remember who voted to keep your kid chained to a fundamentally flawed experiment => https://t.co/5brkS3ShK4 #ncpol #ncga
— LL1885 – A.P. Dillon (@LadyLiberty1885) July 11, 2014 Continue reading
Common Core Opposition Should Expect To Openly Be Called Racists
In the last month or so, we’ve seen the supporters up the ante and start using the term ‘politicize’ and phrases like, ‘if you don’t support Common Core you are against this White House and President’. Arne Ducan is on board this train, you better believe it. The supporters have just stopped short of calling opposition racists. Well, I expect that will change pretty soon. At any rate, these are all examples of what I call Shutuppery and it won’t be ending anytime soon.
I hope it doesn’t happen, but I see the signal for it in this Daily Caller article, Common Core Backers Regret Obama’s Involvement. I made the comment on the article that I didn’t think the casual reader was seeing the groundwork being laid in the quotes. They’re giving the nod to attack their own. Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core
Tagged Politicizing, Race to the Top, Shutuppery
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#NCGA Rep. Brandon Repeats Racist Smear Of Common Core Opposition
Rep. Marcus Brandon and his cohorts have continually made references that opposition to Common Core in North Carolina oppose President Obama. The subtext of that reference is if we oppose the President, we therefore must be racists. More shutuppery. More politicizing.
I find it disgusting an elected official would attack parents, students, teachers, student, grandparents, military personnel and other concerned citizens in North Carolina in such a manner, yet he’s done it again:
“Other Democrats accused the Republican majority of pouncing on misunderstandings about the program to undermine President Barack Obama, who supports it.
“We’re using this bill to appease about 20 percent of the population that’s very upset about something that’s been misconstrued,” Democratic state Rep. Marcus Brown said.” – Watauga Democrat
This kind of behavior out of an elected official should be called out on the carpet. Not just the rhetoric, but the ignorance about the role of this administration in this whole fiasco. Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core, Media Bias, NCGA
Tagged Politicizing, Shutuppery
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“We Don’t Need Last Minute Change”
Stop me if you’ve heard this line recently:
“They do not need a last-minute change. They do not need chaos in the classroom.”
Sounds like the NC Chamber of Commerce or perhaps Senator Stein or Rep. Brandon complaining about dropping the Common Core? Maybe Dr. Atkinson?
It’s none of them, although any one of them has said something similar in the last few weeks. No, this quote comes from Louisiana’s state superintendent. Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core
Tagged Bill Gates, Josh Stein, NC Chamber of Commerce, Shutuppery
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CCSSO President Atkinson Fear Mongering, Bearing False Witness
While out making false claims Common Core opposition is confusing high stakes testing with the fundamentally flawed and experimental Common Core standards, CCSSO President and NC State Superintendent is back in front of reporters bearing false witness on Common Core opposition again.
The Times News has one of those Q&A articles up that doesn’t address the real concerns, but goes with the tabloid angle. It’s shoddy reporting and media bias like this that makes the opposition want to bang its head on their collective desks.
Some examples from the article:
Q. Is this a federal takeover of the education curriculum? Continue reading
Posted in Common Core
Tagged Shutuppery
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Wake Ed Board Member Fletcher Hijacks Common Core Standards
At the News and Observer, behind the pay wall of course, is this article: Wake County school board committee backs keeping Common Core standards
In a nutshell, it says Wake County School Board wants to keep Common Core because it will be another shift in curriculum.
“To change our curriculum again after three years just would be turmoil that we don’t need for our employees, our children or our state.” – Wake Board member Bill Fletcher.
Dear Mr. Fletcher, Common Core is a set of Standards not curriculum — or at least that has been THE major talking point coming out of supporters. Also, it’s clear Fletcher didn’t read the findings of the Common Core LRC or draft bill. That draft bill implies that Common Core will be here for a minimum of two more years while the commission replaces it. That means Common Core will be here for FIVE years. Must be that Common Core math he’s using. Continue reading

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