Michele Morrow, who ran for superintendent of public instruction in North Carolina, has started a national nonprofit to challenge what she describes as the “woke” education agenda in classrooms. Morrow, who lost the November election to Democrat Moe Green by a small margin of 51% to 49%, says she’s determined to continue her mission.
Before her loss in the election, Morrow had gained attention in the Republican Party for winning the GOP primary in May. She had focused on traditional education values, emphasizing school safety and opposing critical race theory (CRT). She ran a campaign with a strong stance on education reform, speaking out against political agendas she felt were being forced into schools.
Now, Morrow is expanding her work through a new organization called the National Alliance for Education Reform. She says this nonprofit will help her keep her campaign promises and extend her efforts nationwide. Morrow’s primary focus is to tackle what she sees as the “radical” agendas pushed by organizations like the National Education Association (NEA), the American Library Association (ALA), and Planned Parenthood.
Aiming for Change in Schools Across the Nation
While Morrow’s work will begin in North Carolina, she plans to spread her efforts across the country. She wants to bring attention to issues like the lack of transparency in public education, making sure parents and communities understand what is being taught in schools, and holding school boards accountable for their decisions.
“Most people don’t really know what’s happening behind closed doors in schools,” Morrow explained. She pointed out that many school districts are ignoring important laws, like the Parents Bill of Rights and regulations designed to protect women’s sports. “We want people to know when laws are not being followed, and when their children, especially daughters, are at risk,” Morrow said.
Tackling Controversial Issues in Education
Morrow’s nonprofit aims to eliminate certain controversial topics from school curriculums. She is particularly focused on removing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, CRT, and gender identity teachings. Morrow argues that these topics are part of a larger agenda to push certain political views on young minds.
Her organization advocates for a shift in public education to promote values that she believes align with American traditions. Morrow wants schools to teach a system that is “pro-God, pro-America, pro-meritocracy, and academically excellent.” Her ultimate goal is to ensure that American students grow up to be future leaders capable of tackling the challenges of tomorrow.
Defending Children from What Morrow Calls Destructive Agendas
Morrow is determined to protect what she sees as the heart of the American education system: the children. According to her, left-wing groups are trying to shape the future of the nation by influencing the minds of the youth. She believes this is damaging to America’s future, and it’s time to put an end to it.
“It’s crucial that we safeguard our children from these radical ideas,” Morrow said. “We cannot allow them to be influenced by an agenda that undermines the values we hold dear as a country.”
Final Thoughts
Morrow’s National Alliance for Education Reform is taking a stand against what she sees as a growing issue in American classrooms. She hopes to spread her message far and wide, not only in North Carolina but across the entire country. Through her nonprofit, Morrow is making it clear that she intends to be a powerful voice for change, working to ensure that schools teach the next generation to uphold traditional American values.
(Source : carolinajournal.com)
