đ¨If youâre only watching your local school board, youâre already behind.
-A Bible program shows up in one district.
-The Ten Commandments appear in another.
-A state introduces a school chaplain bill.
-Kids start leaving public school during the day for religious instruction.
-A âparental rightsâ organization suddenly appears at the statehouse.
-A Christian policy group publishes model legislation.
-Another state introduces something that looks remarkably similar.
It can feel like dozens of unrelated local stories.
It isnât. đ
We spend an enormous amount of time following the connections most people never have time to follow.
The organizations.
The legislation.
The lobbyists.
The model policies.
The funding.
The school-board votes.
The programs expanding district by district.
And increasingly, the same names and networks show up again and again.
That is why the Secular Education Association exists.
We donât just tell you what happened.
We try to show you how it got there â and where itâs going next.
Because by the time something reaches your childâs school, somebody has usually been working on it for years.
If you care about keeping public schools public:
đFollow this page.
đShare our investigations.
đJoin your SEA state group.
đSend us what youâre seeing locally.
đAnd invite the public-school parents in your life to follow us, too.
Because there are millions of people who would care about what is happening to public education right now. Most of them simply donât know itâs happening yet.
Letâs change that.
What people are saying:
- Facebook User: Is there a SEA chapter in Georgia? I follow my local school board very closely, but Iâm not sure about the rest of the state.
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- Facebook User: đĽłđ thank you!!!!
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