cultural Marxism

Community School. It sounds so quaint, so nice, so comforting. The town I live in once had such a school, The Oxford School. It has long been closed because it was too small and too expensive to keep open. But it was a true community school where kids walked to school in the morning, went home for lunch, walked back, and walked home after dismissal. My husband attended that school when he was a child. It was a community school in the truest sense.

The community schools I am going to describe for you are not that community school. They are something much more invasive and insidious. And they will cost state taxpayers millions.

This may seem like a weird question since school counselors seem like the nicest, most kid-centered staff members in a school. And many of them are. After all, they got into counseling to help kids solve problems, improve their grades, and go to college.