Townhall
For more than three decades, America has normalized the widespread drugging of children and adults under the banner of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Yet, ADHD remains a subjective psychiatric label with no objective medical test: no blood work, no scan, no biomarker to confirm any malfunction of the brain. Diagnosis depends entirely on reported behaviors, many of which are indistinguishable from normal human tendencies.
The Washington Times
Sheri Few’s timely opinion piece: “Twenty-Five Years after 9/11, remembering is not enough”
American Thinker
Melanie Kurdys’ opinion editorial re: Education Shuffling is worse than Doing Nothing
American Thinker
Melanie Kurdys’ opinion editorial re: Nation’s Report Card - Ignored Common Core Disaster
The Washington Times
Written Comments by Sheri Few re: educator pay falling behind inflation over the past decade
American Thinker
Op-Ed by Sheri Few: “Classroom political activism shifts a teacher’s role from educator to indoctrinator”
The Washington Times
Op-Ed by Sheri Few “Shuffling Federal Education Control is Dangerous and Deceptive”
The Daily Caller
Sheri penned an op-ed on the dangers of AI in the classroom, discussing the latest report “Are Government Schools Redeemable?”
Catholic Vote. org
It’s ironic that the federal government thinks it needs to provide a billion dollars for a “mental health crisis” they’ve induced by force-feeding kids woke and Marxist propaganda.
The Daily Caller
Restoring parental authority in education starts with ending federal control
