Having grown up in a small town in the deep South during the 1970’s and 80’s, it was not uncommon to view televangelists on weekends, especially when only four or five channels were available to watch. Claims made by these people were seemingly noble and altruistic, but they always asked for money to do God’s … Continue reading The “Legivangelists” In Raleigh, NC Who Use God In School Funding

It's not ironic that Rep. Jeff Zenger would publicize something like this close to an election in which he is seriously being challenged. Please remember that that state budget was the first time since 2023 in which the state actually passed a budget. And that hashtag sequence to highlight the towns in his district is … Continue reading Two Snapshots Of Jeff Zenger (2023 to 2026)

Public Ed Works is an incredibly valuable resource for those people who want to get a quick and concise look on how local public schools are affected by just slight funding shifts. There is a graphic that shows how the state has systematically lessened its financial support to local public schools all while more is … Continue reading A Great Resource To Understand Local Funding For Public Schools (With These Constitutional Amendments On The Ballot)

These proposed constitutional amendments to the NC State Constitution are the creation of Sen. Phil Berger. The wording of these amendments are influenced by Sen. Phil Berger. Vote against them all. Credit to @bullcityanna.

What truly separates a legitimate school board candidate from one who should never serve is not a political party designation or a loud campaign but having a plan of positive action and a willingness to work for a solution. Those solutions are not for problems which are exclusively in certain schools with certain students being … Continue reading So WSFCS (Or Any District) School Board Candidate, Do You Actually Have Solutions?