Our federal government wants to destroy your family’s privacy and your children’s minds and innocence.
They will achieve this with Common Core if we don’t act now.
Common core requires that a federal database be kept for every child. Included in this database will be innocent comments by each student about their family’s views on hunting and guns, politics, marriage and religion, and other private views.
Imagine such a database being assembled on children of patriots like you, in a nation where IRS tyranny and Justice Department lawlessness is rampant and directed against law-abiding citizens like yourself.
The federal government also wants full control over the curriculum and testing standards for every school in this country.
For decades, America’s educational standards have been in decline, with each generation of leaders being less prepared and less educated than the ones before it. And the downhill spiral started when the federal government first started interfering.
Please sign the petition below and demand that our state legislators commit to a full and total repeal of Common Core implementation in Ohio.
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Whereas: Determination of educational testing standards and curricula has always rightly been a function of local school boards and parents; and
Whereas: The federal government has made many failed attempts over the years to control different aspects of public education with dismal results; and
Whereas: Common Core would establish a top-down, one-size-fits-all approach to educating children, which would remove any and all local control; and
Whereas: Ohio was bribed into accepting Common Core, under the lure of federal grant money and waivers; and
Whereas: Common Core creates a new vehicle for gathering sensitive data on Ohio students and their families which will follow students throughout their school years and beyond.
Therefore: I demand that Ohio state legislators commit to immediately cease implementation of the Common Core Standards Initiative and repeal existing Common Core implementations.