Home schooling may be a good answer, but? What's the cost and implimentation? Good or not so much? With many kids already being at home in various locations already, may be good time to implement, but what about who's home wherever/whenever to do what? Plus, single wage families and dual wage families? Are differences. And, then what about economy and society as it is already accustomed to families having dual wage earners? Go back to old tried and mostly true or many times true with one family member at home and one being wage earner? Then, so much for single parent households? Only possible way can think of that happening is with some sort of governmental intervention and subsidies encouraging that to happen and then to what outcome????This is not teaching - this is propagandizing. It is ( to some degree ) in all Pubic schools.
You can fight the teachers, the school, the school board, the Superintendents office and I hope you do.
Just another example that justifies my policy; home schooling.
Also, businesses and society are set up now for dual wage earner families as well as product pricing? Economy? Call it greed, call it ignorance, call it whatever, call it is what it is sometimes? Am not seeing or counting on much from governmental institutions for much help as it stands now, would you, would anyone? Then, get into other things like womens rights being included in the mix? Be careful what someone asks for and the results of it sometimes when not all is thought out well enough at the time come to mind? Much is involved, not everything is standardized and one size fits all? Wish it was for our kids sake and our society's sake. Opening up a can of worms?