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I don’t identify as that Bob rather it is what I am. While I do tend to agree with your other point about the litter box situation being made up, at least on the wide scale it seems to be on.
Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 1:24 pm By: Will Simmons
Big Bob, Hi!

Thank you so much for reaching out with some really great questions.

The Bible has had the greatest impact on my life. It is the most copied book of antiquity. It has been translated into every language with surprising associations between culture that uses love and tolerance to bring people together. No matter my hardship, celebration or curiosity, there is a verse to be found that brings me growth with comfort. My favorite verse is Matthew 5:9. Check it out!

"A" family's belief system includes the values that members ascribe to and are reinforced "within the family". The goal of a "forced agenda" is to create stereotypes which can lead to oppression b/c students are being forced to accept "opinions", values, and actions while theirs's being disregarded. Let us respect our educators enough to not put them in that position. The teacher's job is hard enough with all the developmental issues we have created for them. Allow them to focus on academics for testing and giving a child an environment for conducive learning. Forced agendas in schools should not be tolerated. Their developing minds have enough to process. Children are not nourished the same as before. Most of our youth do not have the benefits of a nuclear family. Children are overstimulated and it is affecting our teacher's progress providing them very little support in the classroom. For children to stay focused on the results the educator needs for that child to retain the wealth of knowledge from their class curriculum used in testing. Since 1868, our nation has moved in a prosperous direction with civil rights. American Rights should not be treated as 'Opportunity Rights.' Seeing as public schools are the only opportunity most children have to succeed in life, not one valuable moment should be wasted on opinions and belief, but strictly remain truthful in data- driven factual information.

LBGT kids are the same as any other kid. It is not fair for a LBGT kid to be treated any differently than a straight kid. (I like the word child, but we will use 'kid' in re: to your questions) Intimate details of a child's sexual orientation should be treated as private and respected by all. As far as bullying, the policy is NO TOLERENCE. Every single child in Beaufort County Schools or any other school for that matter deserves dignity and to be treated equally whatever the sex, race or age.
Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 12:46 pm By: Stacey Davis
The Cheeseman fanboy / fangirl who posts as "Bath parent" has it ass backward. It is Cheeseman who is giving the orders and the six members of the CHeeseman faction who are following them. These clueless six don't seem to comprehend that Cheeseman is their employee instead of their boss. It is pathetic to watch Cheeseman giving them hand signals of what to do at board meetings and regularly whispering in the ear of chairman T.W. Allen of what to do.

Most government bodies like the county commission and city council seat their chief bureaucrat, their city or county manager at the staff table where they belong. Only the weak as water school board seats their superintendant up with the elected officials so he can control the action. With the school board, as someone said, the tail is wagging the dog. The elected board members are supposed to be policy makers while the superintendant is supposed to carry out their policy. Instead, our weak school board members are letting our liberal superintendant run the whole show.
Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 12:43 pm By: Concerned Taxpayer
Said the guy who identifies as a white heterosexual man. Its a big world brother. You are'nt the center of it.
Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 8:16 am By: Big Bob
Will - the whole litter box thing is made up by the same group that made up jewish space lasers and sex trafficking in pizza parlor basements. People who say any thing they want cause they know people out there will fall for it.

Name one person you know who identifies as an animal.
Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 8:25 am By: Big Bob
Truth is hard to stop. the white fairy tail is no longer the an exclusive option

W- will never understand how masks could generate such a reaction considering the newness of the pandemic. Its just such a nothing burger. Sure nobody liked it but it just seemed like common sense. Like saying please , or thank you. Looking out for one another. Costs nothing.
Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 8:32 am By: big bob
Bath Parent: We get your point, though I had to cautiously negotiate your syntax to understand its pretext, in which you despise your Bath representative for speaking in favor of proper decorum; however, for the life of me, I can NOT understand the relevance of your declarative statement, "Donald just walk your little dog down the rod and leave our kid and staff alone!!"

Understanding Donald Shreve's commitment to public service, while attending to the care of his diminutive canine, I was left bewildered to discover any relevant point.
Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 2:41 am By: Stan Deatherage
Will Simmons: Yeah, I just heard that one of the employees of the Washington Daily News was giving lip service, via Facebook video (another bastion of "uncensored truth"), to charge that Eastern NC NOW was "bias", which could, by comparison the WDN, be of some merit since this online publication, unlike the WDN, is certainly biased towards publishing real news and lots of it, including valid dissenting opinions against politicians, providing they are submitted by real people.
Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 1:29 am By: Stan Deatherage
Donald
You read your PAC statement all the time in the meetings as I have seen it myself. You are always worried about your feelings well i as a Bath parent your feelings do not matter since you do not support teachers and staff read the resolution no where does it bash your beloved PAC you owe everything to.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 9:14 pm By: Bath parent
Donald I have been to meetings you waste more time reading your statements from the PAC than anyone. You got in to office on lies and you lie more than anyone. I as a parent can prove this and will. You have shamed the staff of the county and I am thrilled they heard your lip service. Donald just walk your little dog down the rod and leave our kid and staff alone!!
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 8:02 pm By: Bath parent
Political stunts like this can backfire dramatically. As an old Romanian proverb goes, "when you try to dig someone else's grave, you can fall into it yourself".

The resolution that the present majority passed reveals a position on an issue that can come back to bite them politically, as they took a stand AGAINST local control of local schools. State law gives absolute control of the local curriculum to the local school board. When Rep. Kidwell introduced legislation to authorize use of the Hillsdale College history curriculum, the legislative attorneys advised him that such legislation was unnecessary as local school boards already had total control of the local curriculum by existing statute and the state DPI did not have to approve it or even like it. The resolution passed by the board majority, however, recited, incorrectly, that the board was subservient to DPI on curriculum. So, now all of the incumbents running for school board this year are on record opposing local control of local schools on the key issue of curriculum. I don't think that is likely to play well with voters.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 8:56 pm By: Steven P. Rader
John, I would love to try some of that baked potato the writer was supping on

Also a few days ago, after my previous post, another friend of mine told me about some schools in Hertford County supplying litter boxes for students. Knowing what I know now, I was quite honestly speechless to hear it again. What is really going on?
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 8:55 pm By: Will Simmons
This is further mental illness being promoted in the schools apparently throughout the western world. Kids should be told that they are what they are, and cannot "identify" as something else. This writer on the subject of "furries" is from Australia:
www.zerohedge.com
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 7:43 pm By: John Steed
So they used an official school board meeting to protect 'teachers' from the campaign issues being directed at the board members up for re election. Then they say the 'teachers' are so confused that they think the letter is from the school board. What? Most of the teachers I know are pretty smart. They can surely read a return address on a letter. With all due respect, this is kind of a weak premise.

I guess that's one way to get a free campaign ad.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 7:40 pm By: Van Zant
Don, it is my professional opinion that you are doing a great job by remaining thoughtful and conscientious in your job as the People's representative. Thank-you for your diligence.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 6:59 pm By: Stan Deatherage
Nikki Haley reminds me a lot of Liz Cheney. You never know for sure whose side they are really on, but probably not ours.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 6:01 pm By: Conservative Voter
"Cheeseman faction" is a very apt term for the five school board incumbents running this year plus Williams. They all dance on Chesseman's puppet strings. Beaufort County deserves better. Two districts even offer a choice of two solid challengers each running against Cheeseman's henchmen. If you don't like the conservative the PAC is running, go with the other conservative. Just make a change. For too long, the tail (superintendant) has wagged the dog (school board) and that needs to change. This year's set of incumbents have failed miserably and need to be replaced.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 5:49 pm By: Conservative Voter
Mr. Shreve they don’t like it when the heat is turned up on them. Thank you for your service.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 5:10 pm By: Will Simmons
I was sincerely saddened to see our Board this past Tues.Evening spend nearly an hour responding to a political letter instead of doing the business of the people.
As I stated at the meeting, I fully support Beaufort County Schools to the best of my ability. Also, it is always my goal to be good stewards of our time and resources as board members.
As the political season continues, I hope we can keep politics out of our board meetings !
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 4:58 pm By: Donald Shreve
WE need to keep the woke agenda out of our schools. The woke agenda is being pushed down on us from USDOE in Washington and NCDPI in Raleigh, and we have a local superintendant who goes right along with it. As long as the Cheeseman faction has a majority on the school board, this stuff is going to be hard to stop because they just sit there like bumps on a log and go along with whatever Cheeseman spoon feeds them.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 2:47 pm By: Victoria
If you’ll notice in the published photos of school board members, Mr. Hickman appears able to stand on his own accord. Many others have been propped up.

www.beaufort.k12.nc.us
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 2:26 pm By: Will Simmons
Great points Mr. Deatherage. That is why they attack this site because of the dissenting opinion. They have become complacent and are able to look into the sky and tell if it’s going to rain, but are unable to discern the signs of the times.
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 2:14 pm By: Will Simmons
There are members of this school board who thought that mask mandates were somehow a good idea, and did not perceive them to be a psychological operation and the absolute assault on individual liberty that they are. They had no problem mandating that all have to symbolically muzzle themselves, but made it clear that some of their own children were to be exempt for valid reasons.

When others were to present their reasons for not wanting to mandate a civil infringement upon all students, then those arguments were deemed invalid. What then is the definition of a hypocrite?
Commented: Saturday, January 20th, 2024 @ 1:55 pm By: Will Simmons
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