Changing schools because I love how all the APs and Duals just got taken out of the course selection.
Totally love how this is what happens when you defend the DoE and when you're only focus when it comes to private Christian education (we have to pay 10k+ in tuition), is Christian, and not making sure your students can be enriched through their interests in schooling. Totally great that you can find sports and set aside time for the cult circle dance (won't get into that rn), but not even ONE AP class offered for seniors when you clearly have the means for it.
Love how everyone supports it too because "we never needed them anyways". Love how my school is red. There is a correlation, as degrading and insulting as it is, there is a correlation between certain political movements and their effects.
Hope we can get out of this because I started taking my grandparents suggestions seriously about studying in India after high school, despite the obstacles and hardships Id face because at least it's an education that won't financially drain me as much and leave me as unsatisfied.
Edit : I do understand that private schools receive no help from DoE, but there is still the point that my schools priorities (Bible classes and 'tribe time') that reflect on our governments current priorities. While I am not Christian and understand it was my family's choice to go to this school, we were told that general Ed and advanced classes were still prioritized and five years ago kids were getting into Berkeley and Davis and other great unis and colleges. Now they try to tell us community and Christian colleges are better. If you want those, great, but you shouldn't have to limit your student population to those just because you don't want them to stand out or enrich their interests. Christian values are great, I am not bashing them or the religion. But there comes a point where those around you go from discussing morals and philosophy to straight Christian Nationalism. The defending of the DoE is not just effecting public schools and universities. It effects private institutions that align with our current governments agenda both from ethical and political standpoints.












