The only escape American families have from a debased public school system that inculcates and indoctrinates young American minds with the left wing poisonous propaganda is an expensive private school (with an unbiased curriculum) or homeschooling. The Democrats have made choice impossible for the poor by their refusal to approve school vouchers.
Home schooling was the only other alternative and the leftist elites intend to consolidate their power and illegally seize the right to education our children.
We have witnessed the dumbing-down of an entire generation of school children. They are so incapable of thinking they elected an unamerican subversive to the White House. Our only hope is on our power to choose. This is unconstitutional and unamerican.
This is about parents' rights, individual rights. This is a critical issue. RED ALERT. It is in the very DNA of our society - parents, not the state, decide where children are educated.
"What has emerged is a picture of a clearly liberal judge imposing his
beliefs and striking down traditional values. Mangum, a Democrat
appointee, disregarded the facts of the case in favor of his own
agenda. Such anti-conservative prejudice is increasingly legislated
from the bench, and appears to be encouraged by the Democratic Obama
administration" (Huliq News)
Judge orders homeschoolers into public district classrooms
Decides children need more 'focus' despite testing above grade levels
By Bob Unruh, WNF
A North Carolina judge has ordered three children to attend public schools this fall because the homeschooling their mother has provided over the last four years needs to be "challenged."
The children, however, have tested above their grade levels – by as much as two years.
The decision is raising eyebrows among homeschooling families, and one friend of the mother has launched a website to publicize the issue.
The ruling was made by Judge Ned Mangum of Wake County, who was handling a divorce proceeding for Thomas and Venessa Mills.
A statement released by a publicist working for the mother, whose children now are 10, 11 and 12, said Mangum stripped her of her right to decide what is best for her children's education.
The judge, when contacted by WND, explained his goal in ordering the children to register and attend a public school was to make sure they have a "more well-rounded education."
"I thought Ms. Mills had done a good job [in homeschooling]," he said. "It was great for them to have that access, and [I had] no problems with homeschooling. I said public schooling would be a good complement."
The judge said the husband has not been supportive of his wife's homeschooling, and "it accomplished its purposes. It now was appropriate to have them back in public school."
[..]
In the North Carolina case, Adam Cothes, a spokesman for the mother, said the children routinely had been testing at up to two years above their grade level, were involved in swim team and other activities and events outside their home and had taken leadership roles in history club events.
[...]
Williams, a homeschool mother of four herself, said, "I have never seen such
injustice and such a direct attack against homeschool."
Williams said she's trying to rally homeschoolers across the nation to defend their rights as Americans and parents to educate their own children.
Williams told WND the public school order was the worst possible outcome for Ms. Mills, who had made it clear she felt it was important to her children that she continue homeschooling.
According to Williams' website, the judge also ordered a mental health evaluation for the mother – but not the father – as part of the divorce proceedings, in what Williams described as an attack on the "mother's conservative Christian beliefs."
According to a proposed but as-yet unsigned order submitted by the father's lawyer to Mangum, "The children have thrived in homeschool for the past four years, but need the broader focus and socialization available to them in public school. The Court finds that it is in the children's best interest to continue their homeschooling through the end of the current school year, but to begin attending public school at the beginning of the 2009-2010 instructional year."
The order proposed by the father's lawyer also conceded the reason for the divorce was the father's "adultery," but it specifically said the father would not pay for homeschooling expenses for his children.
So this philandering pig of a husband and father who betrayed his wife and family betrays again. OUTRAGE!!
The judge Judge Ned Mangum of Wake County must be disbarred. Atlas readers, get on the horn! This from Homeschool Injustice:
1. Forward this message to every person on your contact list, and all those interested in protecting basic American rights. After the right to educate is gone, property and other basic rights will follow.
2. Contact three officials to express your outrage at Venessa Mills' right to homeschool being taken away and the prejudicial orders of this judge. Three or four short emails or phone calls could be the difference for these kids, and many more like them.
You can reference the case number: #08CVD17753
Judge Mangum's Supervisors
Judicial Standards Commission
P.O. Box 1122
Raleigh, North Carolina 27602
919-831-3630
Don't be discouraged or think that you can't make a difference! This case has not been finalized - there's still time to call for the removal of Judge Mangum - or, at the very least, make him review the facts and deliver a fair judgment.
Every contact counts! Call the numbers on this list to demand justice!
http://www.nccourts.org/County/Wake/Directory.asp
State Legislators
NC Senate-Neal Hunt (R)
919-733-5850
Neal.Hunt@ncleg.net
NC House-Ty Harrell (D)
919-733-5602
Ty.Harrell@ncleg.net
North Carolina Governor
Governor Bev Perdue
Office of the Governor
20301 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-0301
Phone: (919)733-4240
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