Indoctrination in the SAT
Ann Marie Banfield: When the College Board hired a political operative as their President, that brought with it the possibility of more politicization and indoctrination.
Author: Ann Marie Banfield
Ann Marie Banfield has been researching education and working as an activist for over a decade. She has traveled to Concord to lobby on behalf of parental rights and literacy. Working with experts in education from across the country, she offers valuable insight into problems and successes in education. She holds a B.A. in Business Management from Franklin University in Columbus Ohio. Ann Marie and her husband have three children and reside in Hampton, NH
New Hampshire Bill Threatens Children’s Personal Privacy Rights
Ann Marie Banfield: The protections New Hampshire put in place to protect children’s privacy are at risk of being removed for testing vendors’ convenience.
A Call for the NH Attorney General to Investigate Student Data Mining
The Attorney General should call a halt to educational data mining activities, and force compliance with all privacy laws for the protection of our children in New Hampshire.
An Open Letter to New Hampshire Education Commissioner Edelblut
Ann Marie Banfield: Parents want to know that their children can compute math problems.They are not sending their children to school for mental health evaluations, especially without parental knowledge or consent.
New Hampshire Parents Can Request Replacing Curriculum
HB 542 was passed a few years ago in New Hampshire. Below is the law parents can cite when requesting a change
Dissecting New Hampshire Education Commissioner Virginia Barry’s Testimony on HB 1508
Yesterday New Hampshire Education Commissioner Virginia Barry testified against HB 1508, a Common Core repeal bill being discussed in the House Education
What Does the No Child Left Behind Waiver Mean for New Hampshire Public Schools?
New Hampshire was granted a waiver from the Federal “No Child Left Behind” (NCLB) Act this week. According to Gov. Maggie Hassan’s