American Public Schools on the 'Cusp' of Major Reform: President of Heritage Foundation

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : A former professor of history, Roberts said despite what the progressives believe, there is such a thing as objective truth and facts, and that students in public schools need to be educated using a pro-American curriculum.
50% : Other states like Florida are codifying parental rights into state law and making parents the final authority on what their child is taught in public schools, especially on the topics of sex and race.
50% : Roberts advocates for a more sincere and thorough effort to educate women on the perils of abortion and give them support, so they can make better, life-affirming decisions about their unwanted pregnancies.
50% : Roberts encourages everyone to read Alito's written opinion (pdf), and "let the words and the reasoning and the beautiful measured rhetoric persuade them, because we will understand not just the issue at hand -- abortion -- we will understand where we come from intellectually and socially."
48% : Parents are geared up to change the system and this ideological indoctrination in public schools, Roberts said, and it is the nation's parents that have brought the public school system to the cusp of major reform.
46% : In Arizona, Gov. Steve Ducey recently signed into law a school choice bill that allows all students to claim a voucher that can be used to pay for private school, public charter school, home school, or other options.
32% : Roberts said he sees a crisis in understanding and appreciation of the rule of law, giving examples of recent events such as the attacks on conservative Supreme Court justices, the 2021 autonomous zone in Seattle, the crisis at the southern border, and the attack on conservatives as they left the White House after a nomination event hosted by former President Donald Trump.

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