Morgan Pappas - candidate for CUSD 301 board of education
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To focus on providing high quality education
To minimize political issues / liberal ideals influences to our students

Allowing more liberal ideas into the school including “all inclusive” school events.
- while we want all of our students to join in on our activities but we can continue to maintain our “gendered events” such and father/ daughter dance and mother/son events.
Accommodating a growing community that are impacting/influencing our schools and students
- not allowing others to alter our morals and values with in our small town district despite its growing.

Our school district tends to be middle of the road and while I will agree with some issues I disagree with others.

A parent has the ultimate authority over their children.

I do not agree with this statement, but I do agree. I agree that there is racism in American and that racism is currently being fueled by the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party is telling the minorities groups that they are oppressed and that the majority of people are all oppressors. I don’t not actually agree what the media and the Democratic Party are trying to paint. I believe that America has come a long way to work against racism.

I don’t agree with these things being taught in school outside of social emotional learning. Parents should decide what their children learn on these issues. I do support the SEL that my children received in early elementary as it was teaching them different ways to calm themselves and manage emotions in a healthy way. Being a psychologist I see it all too often the parents don’t teach their children the basic ways to manage emotions with healthy behaviors.

We need to steer our focus back to teacher educating our children and not worrying about standardized test score. We need to worry less about the sexual identification of students and being politically correct and focus on education that will create students who can become productive parts of society.

I would not allow students who are born with male genitalia to enter a space that is designated for females. As a mother of a daughter this is a major concern for me.

I don’t currently have enough knowledge to have an opinion on this however I will say that women’s rights are being infringed upon when a biological male is allowed to compete with biological women

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