Empowering Parents to take the lead in their children's education
First, as a black American, I believe it is particularly important to break away from the oppressive way of thinking promulgated by the “1619 Project.” Slavery is an appalling part of this nation’s history, and discrimination continues in some forms today. But these flaws do not define the self-correcting spirit of freedom and truth etched into America’s founding documents. They certainly don’t define me as an individual. . .
"Public schools today—like the ones using “1619” in their curriculum—rely on one-size-fits-all secular humanistic indoctrination to dumb down American children and drive wedges between them and their parents. Such secularism has grown increasingly hostile to patriotism and parental authority. Its greatest enemies are true diversity, tolerance and the nuclear family structure.'
Read full article at WSJ Opinion…https://www.wsj.com/articles/god-parents-and-the-1619-project-11599759170
New proposed bills will violate the constitution rights of parents in Education, Health, Medical and Religious Freedom. Illinois Supreme Court has made it clear that parental rights fundamental rights, therefore, they receive strict judicial scrutiny in Illinois.
In response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, we believe it is vital to support families within our community. These unforeseen changes have restructured home life for most in many different ways, thereby creating an opportunity for all parents to experience the wonderful world of schooling at home. Likewise, many traditional schools have had to adjust to meet these temporary, yet necessary changes. Thus, requiring them to restructure its’ current method of how instructing and learning is to be delivered.
As a school using the A.C.E. curriculum, and having recently launched our online learning in August 2019, primarily to our distance-learning families in Louisiana. We have also taken a more perceptible approach; and adapted A.C.E. virtual learning recommendations by streamlining our current virtual learning experience to meet the needs of more families.
While we realize, all have been impacted, we would like to do what we can by inviting your family to connect with our cooperative learning virtual experience.
What is KGCA doing for families impacted by COVID-19?
We are...
• Actively having class online
• Providing affordable A.C.E. curriculum options
• Provide full supervisor/teacher support offering all the benefits of our in class learning experience in our home-base private school in the privacy of your own home. Please contact us for financial hardship options and/or to discuss temporary online enrollment.
While these times are undeniably occupied with considerable uncertainty, my husband and I are praying for you and your family and hope that this will help you feel confident that you can continue to meet your children’s academic and spiritual needs.
