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Mom Slams 82-Year-Old Congresswoman's 'Hostile' Response to Her Son's Letter, Which Told 4th Grader to Learn What 'Propaganda' Means
She sent him a bunch of propaganda while attacking his fact based report on Electric vehicles with seemingly no sense of self awareness.
A fourth grader wrote to his Republican congresswoman as part of a civics assignment. Her response? A shocking lecture about “propaganda” an
Fourth grade is the in-between.
Nine-year-olds are caught in this wide-open space between little kid and almost-teen.
They can still spend an afternoon building imaginary kingdoms or writing silly songs,
but now they also trade jokes about teachers and compare homework scores.
Fourth graders know the rules of the game, on the playground, in the classroom, in the unspoken social circles that swirl around them. They navigate them with a mix of confidence and caution.
They write essays now, not just sentences. They learn multiplication tables by heart and start to understand that effort really can change results.
They pack their own lunches and get themselves ready in the mornings....
But they still need you.
To proofread their first book report.
To smile from the audience when they sing in the school program.
To listen when they whisper about a friendship that feels different now.
Fourth grade is when they start to notice the bigger world—in books, in headlines, in small moments of awareness, and sometimes, it scares them.
But they keep moving forward.
Because fourth grade is about testing boundaries in the in-between, figuring out who they are, and realizing they’re capable of more than they thought.
If you’ve ever loved a fourth grader, you know.
It’s like watching independence take root, but still reach for your hand when no one’s looking.
And I always want to remember them like this.
-Her View From Home
Via Facebook with a picture of my 4th grader at her birthday party. Slow down Holli.
The state’s attorney general, Jeff Landry, announced an investigation into the matter, arguing that the school violated his “constitutional
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