Have our kids started to catch up and recover from COVID learning loss? Are our schools working hard to help our students regain, recover, and succeed academically? Or are our schools focusing on all the wrong things? Let’s look at some data.

We must remind the electorate of the HSE Board members that supported for this flawed policy of microaggressions in the November 2022 School Board Elections.

At the July 13 HSE Board Meeting, President Julie Chambers read a statement about the HSE Microaggression policy. Parents were not allowed to speak on the topic; Ms. Chambers evidently does not like to hear from parents, as she has denied my last two agenda requests.

So let me sum this up for you. Among the “microaggressions” that HSE has now prohibited are things like saying “hey guys” to a group of mixed-gender students, asking an immigrant friend where he is from, telling someone that she speaks “good English” or is articulate, and expressing belief in the traditional American views that we should dream of a colorblind society in which race is as irrelevant as hair or eye color, or that you can succeed in our society if you work hard. And of course, if you disagree with them, then you are perpetuating “White Supremacy”.