Religion morality and knowledge being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind schools and the means of education shall ever be encouraged".
Legislative Actions:
- Mandate school district requirement for balanced values curriculum as part of public education monitor responsibility: i.e. Personal responsibility traditional family values absolute truth right from wrong behavior.
- Impose penalties for non-compliance through random audits by public education monitors.
- Legislate school bathroom use in accordance with birth certificate gender.
Read more by Bill Ames:- PART IV Implement School Choice to Enhance Texas Public School Progress
- PART III Public Schools Seek to Limit Accountability by Reducing-Eliminating Student Testing
- PART II More than School Testing: THE TEXAS COMMISSION ON NEXT GENERATION ASSESSMENTS & ACCOUNTABILITY
- PART I Texas Public Schools De-Emphasize Academic Knowledge in Favor of Unproven Fads
- Texas Educators Ideology & Visions" Penalize Students
- AMES: Texas Trounces the Lefts War on History
- Education UPDATE: Texas ISDs Should Comply with Texas Social Studies Standards
- A Conservatives Guide to Education in Texas 84th Legislative Session
- APUSH Provides Contempt for America in Texas High Schools
- CSCOPE The Obamacare of Texas Public Education
- Happy Birthday America … We hate you!
- A Series on CSCOPE Part 3: Common Core Project Based Learning Damages Texas Students
Bill Ames is an education activist who lives in Dallas. His book TEXAS TROUNCES THE LEFTS WAR ON HISTORY" (WNAenterprises.com) tells the story of his experience in developing Texas U. S. history standard in 2009-2010.
Ames reviewed CSCOPE lessons as part of the State Board of Educations Ad Hoc Committee Project. His work in his local school district resulted in Board reviews of both its Social Studies Curriculum and Project Based Learning implementation as well as securing a superintendent commitment to modify the AP History course to be Texas standards (TEKS) compliant. He welcomes reader comments at billames@prodigy.net


