Aug. 26, 2009 | U.S. Dept of Education | http://www.ed.gov
On September 8 at 12pm Barack Obama will deliver an address to public school students nationwide.
Join us in an act of Civil Disobedience
P.A.S.S.

Ms Cucchiara - Principal
Mandeville Junior High School
Ms Cucchiara,
We understand that Arne Duncan of the U.S. Dept. Of Education has encouraged you, your teachers, and students to join in watching the President deliver an historic address on Tuesday, September 8, 2009. Ed.gov has also provided classroom activities in connection with the President's speech.
We are writing to inform you that if you choose to air the President's address, our child, ______________, will not be in attendance.
We, the Parents, are keeping him home in an act of civil disobedience. We wish to make it clear to you, your staff, other parents, and (most importantly) our child, that we do not support this President or his his radical leftist agenda.
Please know that this will not be a "day off" for our child. We are going to spend some time on the following subjects:
After lunch we will take a field-trip the WW2 D-Day Museum in New Orleans to recognize the sacrifices of America's fallen heroes and celebrate the last time Americans fought against fascism.
Our son, __________ will be prepared to make up any classwork he has missed. We expect he will be given an opportunity to make up any tests as well.
If you wish to discuss our position on this issue please don't hesitate to call. If you would like to know why we are resisting Obama, his Czars, and the Progressive movement , the following resources will provide a starting point.
http://www.meetup.com/Northshore-912-group/
http://www.youtube.com/Northshore912
Thank you in advance for understanding the difficult position the President has put us in by attempting to interject himself into our children's lives in the classroom setting. I hope that MJH will show tolerance of our capitalist, conservative views by allowing us to "opt out" of this, and future addresses.
Respectfully yours,
Kevin Elliott
Sept. 2, 2009
Our letter to the principal
(feel free to use all or part)