On Tuesday, December 17th, the NC General Assembly Common Core Study Committee held its first public hearing to address Common Core. I attended, as well as other activists and Tea Party leaders all across the state. Opponents of Common Core who attended were advised to dress in red to make a visual statement to the NC General Assembly of the growing movement against North Carolina’s adoption and implementation of the controversial education standards. I proudly wore an oversized red sweater and a sticker that announced my opposition to Common Core – as did so many others. Indeed, the public arena was a sea of red and opposition was palpable.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
COMMUNIST CORE: The NC General Assembly Holds Its First Public Meeting
Via NC Renegade
On Tuesday, December 17th, the NC General Assembly Common Core Study Committee held its first public hearing to address Common Core. I attended, as well as other activists and Tea Party leaders all across the state. Opponents of Common Core who attended were advised to dress in red to make a visual statement to the NC General Assembly of the growing movement against North Carolina’s adoption and implementation of the controversial education standards. I proudly wore an oversized red sweater and a sticker that announced my opposition to Common Core – as did so many others. Indeed, the public arena was a sea of red and opposition was palpable.
On Tuesday, December 17th, the NC General Assembly Common Core Study Committee held its first public hearing to address Common Core. I attended, as well as other activists and Tea Party leaders all across the state. Opponents of Common Core who attended were advised to dress in red to make a visual statement to the NC General Assembly of the growing movement against North Carolina’s adoption and implementation of the controversial education standards. I proudly wore an oversized red sweater and a sticker that announced my opposition to Common Core – as did so many others. Indeed, the public arena was a sea of red and opposition was palpable.
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