Save Loudoun Schools - Learn the Truth About Books in Our Schools
Parents send their children to school with hopes they’ll learn, excel, and reach their full potential. But our schools are quietly asserting a different agenda through materials in the libraries and classrooms:
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How Indoctrination Begins
Elementary School
Material introducing transgenderism, and encouraging students to pick their own pronouns (he/she/they) as young as kindergarten. Beginning to use terms such as “clitoris” and “penis”, and helping children identify where they are located on the body.
Middle School
Encouraging the exploration of homosexuality, or “Pride”, as a positive and desirable lifestyle by providing books on successful LGBTQ Americans and the rainbow flag.
High School
Normalizing and desensitizing students to materials with explicit sexual content including detailed text and graphic images of sex acts, sometimes shown in “cartoon format” to seem more kid friendly.
Not only are these books shocking and confusing to youth, but the American College of Pediatricians cited the following detrimental effects of children viewing porn:
What Can Be Done?
On November 7, 2023 you will have an opportunity to vote the Virginia Democrats out of office.
VOTE FOR SCHOOL BOARD
In November the entire Loudoun School Board faces an election. The school board race is non partisan, so party affiliation - Democrat, Independent, Republican - will not be reflected on the ballot. Please take this opportunity to research the candidates and stand up for our children's rights.
VOTE FOR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
In November the entire Board of Supervisors faces an election. Your ballot will automatically contain the candidates representing your district; you must choose one candidate for Board of Supervisors. If you can’t remember who your candidate is, look for an (R) after their name in order to make an impact on this important topic.
VOTE FOR VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Only your Virginia House and Senate representatives can vote on laws to help protect our children from sexually explicit materials in our schools. Three bills were introduced to the General Assembly this year to address these materials in the schools. The Democrats voted down all of them.
VOTE FOR VIRGINIA SENATE
Remember, only your Virginia House and Senate representatives can vote on laws to help protect children from sexually explicit materials in our schools. Three bills were introduced to the General Assembly this year to address these materials in the schools. The Democrats voted down all of them.