Test Scores Have Plummeted To Historic Lows Under Biden’s Leadership
THE ANTI-EDUCATION PRESIDENT
BIDEN DOES THE BIDDING OF TEACHERS’ UNION BOSSES
CHILDREN ARE SUFFERING DUE TO BIDEN’S UNION FIRST, STUDENTS LAST AGENDA
- National test scores have plummeted to historic lows as a result of Democrats’ extended school closures – erasing decades of progress.
- The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), better known as the nation’s report card, found that math scores fell by the largest margin in 50 years, while the average reading score is now the same as it was in 2004.
- Meanwhile, according to a February 2023 analysis from AP and Stanford, 230,000 students are missing from the nation’s public school systems after Democrat-sponsored COVID lockdowns.
- Mental health issues have skyrocketed, with the number of teenage girls considering suicide up 50 percent nationwide since 2019.
DEMOCRATS’ WAR ON PARENTS
- Across the Biden administration and the country, Democrats have taken a stand against parental involvement in schools.
- The Biden administration has repeatedly insisted that Americans’ children collectively belong to the nation instead of their parents.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL COSTS ARE SURGING BECAUSE OF BIDENOMICS
REPUBLICANS ARE STANDING UP FOR THE RIGHTS OF PARENTS AND FAMILIES
- Earlier this year, House Republicans passed the Parents’ Bill of Rights, affirming parents’ right to know what their children are being taught and protect parents’ ability to be involved in their children’s education.
- As Democrats allow critical race theory (CRT) to dominate school curriculums, 17 Republican-led states have taken action to ban CRT from being taught in public schools.
- In Florida, Republicans have stood up to the far-left to prevent children as young as 5-years-old from being taught inappropriate sexual content.
- In Virginia, Governor Glenn Youngkin has expanded parents’ rights to have a say in what their children are taught in school, and has delivered commonsense reforms to help parents retain their rights.
- In South Dakota, Governor Kristi Noem signed legislation which restricted the teaching of “inherently divisive concepts,” which is defined as “any ideas in violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964,” in public schools.
- In Arkansas, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed legislation to protect young children from inappropriate material and provide flexible funding to eligible families who find that a traditional public school does not meet their child’s needs.
- A National Burau of Economic Research analysis shows that 19 of the top 20 states for getting kids back to in-person schooling were led by Republicans.