Homeschooling Can Save Children from Critical Race Theory and Masks

Guest Post by Ron Paul

The introduction of politicized education ideas like “critical race theory” into the curriculum of government schools is a major reason for American public school systems’ decline. In many schools, political agendas have been crowding out what many parents understand as the primary purpose of schools — educating students in core subjects such as reading, mathematics, and science.

US government data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress indicates that, as of 2019, only 37 percent of American high school seniors were proficient in reading. The results drop to 24 percent in math and 22 percent in science. The root of the problem is government’s near monopoly of education that means there is little to no incentive to stop federal, state, and local “educrats” from imposing the latest education fads on students. Any attempts by government to “fix” education, such as No Child Left Behind or Common Core, inevitably fail.


The replacement of education with indoctrination is one reasons many parents are pulling their children out of public schools to homeschool. Of course, one main reason for the growth in homeschooling is the covid lockdowns and mask and vaccine mandates. Restrictions at schools have been especially absurd since children have tended to be in little danger from covid.

Homeschooling is legal in all 50 states. However, the authoritarians who believe children’s education must be controlled by “experts” are constantly trying to undermine homeschoolers. Sometimes homeschoolers’ enemies are aided by well-intentioned homeschooling supporters. For example, there is a bill pending in the Alabama state legislature that would make homeschoolers eligible for taxpayer funding. Homeschooling advocates supporting this bill forget that government funding is inevitably accompanied by government control. Thus, any homeschooling family that accepts government money is inviting the government to tell them how to educate their children. Further, some school districts use truancy laws to harass homeschoolers. States also make parents prove homeschool students are receiving an education that meets state standards.

Fortunately, as homeschooling has become a more popular choice, many new resources have become available to aid parents who desire to homeschool their children. Among these resources is the Ron Paul Curriculum.

Students using my homeschooling curriculum can attain a superior education in comparison to standards set by politicians or bureaucrats. Instead of indoctrinating students with instruction in subjects including critical race theory, my curriculum provides students with a solid education in history, literature, mathematics, and the sciences. It also gives students the opportunity to create their own websites and internet-based businesses. The curriculum is designed to be self-taught, with students helping and learning from each other via online forums.

Starting in fourth grade, students are required to write at least one essay a week. Students are required to post their essays on their blogs. Students also take a course in public speaking.

The curriculum does emphasize the history, philosophy, and economics of liberty, but it never substitutes indoctrination for education. The goal is to produce students with superior critical thinking skills who can thrive with their individuality.

If you think my curriculum may meet the needs of your child, please visit www.RonPaulCurriculum.com for more information.

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4 Comments
Observer
Observer
February 7, 2022 12:03 pm

Homeschooling is not realistic for 99% of families. What is a lot more realistic is relocating to another state or a school district. TPTB are kindly allowing the plebs to move out of those areas which are being targeted for building the utopia.

Dutchman
Dutchman
February 7, 2022 12:49 pm

We home schooled, beginning in 1990. We used Calvert.

It really only requires 3-4 hrs a day max. Our daughter was accepted at every university she applied to.

Back in 1990 it wasn’t as bad as it is today. Think about it: do you want you child be influenced by ghetto children? Government indoctrination? CRT? Violence? Chimp-Outs? Communist teachers and school administrators? Schools are now the equivalent of medium security prison’s.

I can see having neighborhood schooling Co-Ops.

clbrto
clbrto
February 7, 2022 12:58 pm

Homeschooling American parents are true American heroes.

Bravo.

Jimmy123
Jimmy123
February 7, 2022 1:34 pm

I am planning to home school the youngest one. Maybe get a few parents working together through churches.