Let's Push the Boat Away From the Dock


                                              Painting by Lorraine Strieby                                             

                                                           Oceanside Harbor, Oceanside, CA                                                                 

Since the schools teach very littleAmerican history you might consider my books,  Why is a Spy Called a Mole, and Hoisting the Flag, (two books from my  Mayor Molly McMole series, books 7, and 8). on Amazon that teach American History.  Here's why:

Let’s Push The Boat Away From the Dock

Some US history is taught in the lower grades right?
Is it taught without bias? Are significant facts omitted? Are students free to debate—conservative views vs liberal views without teacher bias, putting students down.

Is the US Constitution taught?

In high school and college are WW1 and WW2 taught? At this short time after the election, we don’t know how many school board members lost their jobs.

Seems like we as parents and tax payers ought to pilot the boat, study the navigation of this boat, put our oars in the water so to speak
knowing what goes into public education—
Is it education or indoctrination?

The seas seem to be smooth now with a nice breeze, ready for a successful journey.

On November 2024, we pulled up the anchor, untied the rope,
and see a significant sea change.

Yea President Trump, Admiral in Chief🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
my painting, Oceanside Harbor, CA
Camp Pendleton is right across Interstate 5
Hoo Rah!
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