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Yes it is, its the tea party line. The only link to socialism and
communism is in the social studies curriculum, because those
systems of government exist. You conservative tea party republicans
are all the same if its not Jesus and business its communism, and
socialism and it must be anti american and anti family.

Not my part of Texas we indicted that tea party republican of a
governor, I hope he doesnt get convicted though because Id love him
to run for president, Hilary could beat him easily.

So dont pay for it, no one is holding a gun to your districts head and
making them license the product. If you dont agree with your schools
values then pull your kids out of school and home school them or
send them to a good little christian school. No teacher or admin will
miss you from your school.

On 8/30/14, Hope wrote:
> On 8/30/14, and Pearson does wrote:
>> common core, too? Is that right? So much of what are new
>> textbooks have is common core?
>>
>> On 8/29/14, 1administrator wrote:
>>> TEA only jumps when Pearson say how high! Pearson prepares
>>> the test. Pearson delivers and accounts for the test! Pearson
>>> grades the test! Pearson prepares the results for
>>> publication! TEA does nothing without Pearson's directions.
>>>
>>> On 8/27/14, to 1 administrator wrote:
>>>> Can you explain what you mean when you say Pearson already
>>>> owns TEA? I would like to understand your observation on
>>>> that.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 8/27/14, 1administrator wrote:
>>>>> PsyGuy- I have a question. I am not trying to start an
>>>>> argument, but on C-scope, Curriculum, and such but why
>>>>> can't Pearson or textbook publisher write a textbook that
>>>>> covers the TEKS required. We are purchasing textbooks,
>>>>> hardcopy or online anyway. Just a random thought that
>>>>> crossed my mind. With the number of purchases, the
>>>>> publishers should be able to produce the needed books.(I
>>>>> only mentioned Pearson because they already own TEA!) Let
>>>>> me hear what you think!
>>>>>
>>>>> On 8/26/14, PsyGuy wrote:
>>>>>> Typical tea party rhetoric. If its not about god, guns,
>>>>>> taxes
>>>>> or
>>>>>> profits, its anti-american and anti-family.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 8/17/14, Hope wrote:
>>>>>>> On 8/17/14, c-scope is being raised from the dead...
>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>> I heard that the Texas Resource System is c-scope
>>>>>>>> revised. Is this true?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Yes, but supposedly without the controversial lessons
>>>>>>> that were anti-American, anti-family, etc. The region
>>>>>>> service centers are making a killing off this. They're
>>>>>>> not about to let it die. It's their cash cow. Forget
>>>>>>> about it being full of numerous errors. Teachers aren't
>>>>>>> supposed to be smart enough to see that, or stupid
>>>>>>> enough to point it out to anyone in authority.
>
>
> Tea Party rhetoric nothing! It is what it is. C-Scope is
> connected to Common Core. Common Core has been linked to
> socialism, even communism-typical left-leaning PC garbage that is
> ruining our country. Texas, for the most part, is still
> conservative and pro-American and pro-family values. And then
> there are all the errors it's full of. Schools shouldn't have to
> pay good money for curriculum that's sub-standard and going
> against the values of a large percent of our state.

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