sexually explicit books in Kings Schools, grades K-6

The eight books listed below were found in Kings K-6 classrooms and libraries.

A community member read the books, filed formal complaints, sent emails to school board members, and had numerous meetings with administrators.

Three books were reviewed by administrators and parents chosen by administrators. All three of those were returned to the shelves.

One book was moved out of the Columbia library to the JH/HS library.

As of 08/22/22, no response has been given on four formal complaints.

Several community members read excerpts from these books at the 8/16/22 school board meeting, asking the school board to appoint a Citizens Advisory Committee to address this issue.

The school board is the only authority that can appoint a Citizens Advisory Committee.

The school board is the only authority that can create, change and enforce district-wide policies.

What can you do?

Contact your school board members and tell them what you want them to do.
Ask the school board to appoint a Citizens Advisory Committee.
Volunteer to serve on a Citizens Advisory Committee.

Note: If you would like to review these books, they are available in our public libraries.

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When is the parent brought into this discussion?

Are boys and girls sleeping in the same room for overnight trips?

Gender confusion is promoted at Kings Elementary Schools.

Some teachers and counselors are encouraging Kings students to question their gender identity, and hide their questions, conclusions and plans from their parents. This is not only happening in Kings schools, it is a world-wide movement. Click below to learn more from a psychiatrist who is very familiar with those who have been physically and emotionally harmed by gender ideology taught in schools across the country.

Miriam Grossman MD

Kings School Board has the authority to prevent this abuse of children in our schools

Why don't they do something?

They know this is happening, and they approve of it.

Why Aren't Parents Demanding Change?

1. Some parents know this is happening, and they approve of it.

2. Some parents know this is happening, and are afraid to speak up, because their children may be retaliated against at school.

3. Some parents have no idea this is going on.

We can all Do Something to protect Children in Kings Schools

1. Attend school board meetings. The school board needs to know you are paying attention to what they do, and don't do.

2. Speak with you pastor about your concerns, and seek wisdom for how the church can help.

3. Write to your school board members. They were elected by you, to represent you. Tell them what you want them to do.

Kings Board Members

Parents Can protect children in Kings Schools

1. Get to know your child's teachers.

a) Ask if they speak to students about gender identity or sex.

b) Ask if they belong to the teacher's union. Many do not because of the NEA's far-left activism.

c) Let them know what your expectations are.

2. Join the PTO. These parents have influence over extra curricular activities and are invited to join curriculum review committees.

3. Be sure your children are so well grounded in your values they will recognize, and reject, values that are not aligned with yours.

4. Make sure your children know they can speak to you about anything. Some counselors and teachers tell children not to tell their parents things they discuss. Your children need to know what your expectations are when an adult tells them not to tell you [doen't matter what].

sexually explicit books in Kings Schools, grades K-6

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