The Alabama Example - Education's Forgotten Children

From National Recognition 2009 to 653rd in the State of Alabama-George Hall Elementary, Mobile

Education was to help America's children learn to compare the truth in the Bible with what is going on in their world.  The first education law was called "The Old Deluder Satan Act".  Simply put without children learning the truths in God's Word America would fall for the many lies that surround them.  We have lost may to the lies of the enemy and Hosea 4:6 warns us not to perish for lack of knowledge.

Here's an example of one state who has lost it's way and it's leaders refuse to help the forgotten children.  They refuse to listen to parents concerned about the Common Core aka College & Career Readiness and it has morphed with now a whole system that includes mental health--failing to realize the system is part of causing the mental health problems.
Meanwhile the effects of children who have grown up very lost are right before our eyes and on many headlines.  The tool of the enemy has not changed.

Alabama was 25th prior to Common Core and now past a decade, we are supposed to be excited with the improvements. But many parents have seen their children/dreams destroyed and have had enough with the lies of improvement.  It is more than tragic what we see happening to children.

The story of George Hall Elementary should make many weep for the children.  A poor school that finally found its way to the top of the national list of schools due to getting great dedicated teachers who were true to their profession of helping the children learn.  They won an award as they dispelled the myth that poverty-stricken children can't learn well.  They were on top but like most schools crashed with the inception of Common Core.

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Alabama’s eighth graders continue to struggle in both math and reading, with scores placing the state near the bottom nationally. Math results dropped slightly, ranking Alabama 49th among states and territories. Reading scores hit their lowest level ever, though the state improved its ranking slightly from 49th to 47th.

(Jan 2025 article mention improvement in 3rd grade but 8th grade results demands realization it is time to listen to parents!)
https://aldailynews.com/alabama-naep-scores-up-for-math-stagnant-for-reading/

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