On April 4, 2017, corporate entities, leftist foundations, and other mostly private special interest groups were plotting and planning how to get your kid into the state-run system from birth to age 5. Not ONE parental rights or taxpayer group is on this panel! (Please do an internet search on these groups to see who they represent)<\/p>\n
Since the event was open to the public, we suggested as many education and parental rights activists attend and ask questions. <\/p>\n
We also hoped our State Reps would investigate this lobbying effort. <\/p>\n
What right does the Carsey Institute (NGO) or the Grappone Automotive Group have over and above parents and taxpayers when it comes to education? Why does the state want your child from birth to age 5 for ‘workforce training’? Is this even legal per our NH Constitution?<\/p>\n
Here was the original invitation. It said little about the fact that this would deal with psychological issues.<\/p>\n
NH\u2019s Future Workforce: Rep Skip Berrien Welcome & Introductions<\/p>\n Amanda Grappone Osmer, Moderator, Fourth Generation Steward, Grappone Automotive Group Marj Droppa, Project Director, Impact Monadnock Linda Douglas, Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence Bruce Mallory, UNH\u2019s Carsey School, NH Listens Project Q&A<\/p>\n Fred Kocher, Host of WMUR\u2019s NH Business; Founder, President of Kocher & Co Q&A<\/p>\n Representatives Weber and Fothergill April 4, 2017, 2:00 \u2013 4:00 p.m. Remember, Marxism suggests the state should raise our children, not their parents. We’re marching closer and closer to this model, thanks to some Republicans who WILL NOT stand firm against this kind of nonsense.<\/p>\n
\nHealthy * Resilient * Thriving
\nWhy Birth to 5 Is a Workforce Issue<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nWhy We Care About Childhood<\/p>\n
\nStart Small, Think Big: Our Young Children are NH\u2019s Future Workforce<\/p>\n
\nACES: Adverse Childhood Experiences Diminish Our Economic Well-
\nBeing and Human Potential<\/p>\n
\nThe Opportunity Gap in NH: Its Impact on NH\u2019s Workforce<\/p>\n
\nNH\u2019s Young Children and our Return on Investment<\/p>\n
\nLooking Ahead: Policy Priorities — How to Make Positive Impact<\/p>\n
\nLegislative Office Building Rooms 210-211
\nEmail: fberrien@gmail.com * www.facebook.com\/nhChildrensCaucus<\/em><\/p>\n