Protect your family and parental rights from federal over-reach.

You do not want to miss this conference!

November 4th 10am-3pm

Miller Conference Center, Sandy, Utah

The cost is $25, which includes lunch.

Corinne will speak specifically about how to push back against the changes to Title IX which is allowing boys in girls bathrooms and girls in boys bathrooms in public schools.

The keynote speaker is Jay Valentine - He's an expert on using fractal technology to clean voter rolls.

Other topics that will be discussed include:

Impact of Title IX changes
Forgotten American stories
Special musical numbers
Important bills for the 2024 legislative session

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This November, celebrate Thanksgiving and Native American month with us! We have created a resource calendar with important and interesting information you can use to teach your children. Subscribe below to the calendar to access the resources for your family with most major holidays and some holidays you may not even know existed:

SUBSCRIBE TO RESOURCE CALENDAR HERE: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0?cid=ZW1wb3dlcmVkcGFyZW50c3VzYUBnbWFpbC5jb20

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Save the date for our Native American class for families on November 15th at 7pm. We will have a special guest presenter. Nicholas Willis will bring in unique perspectives for Native American month and share what it means to him to be Native American. At the end we will play GimKit, an interactive learning game. The winner will get a $10 Amazon gift card. Recommended for 3rd-8th grades, but if you can read and want to learn, all ages are welcome.

Review the resources below to prepare.

NATIVE AMERICAN CLASS RESOURCES

NOVEMBER PARENT CLASS

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TEACHER OF THE MONTH AWARD!

MARILEE HULLINGER

Marilee Hullinger teaches 2nd Grade at Holbrook Elementary School in the Davis School District. She was nominated by Tiffany Pergler who had this to say about her:

Mrs. Hullinger is inspiring and has created such a positive, uplifting environment for my seven year-old as he has begun second grade. Every Friday, the whole class has a special art time where Mrs. Hullinger presents a different artist and shows her class how that artist used techniques and colors to define their style. Each student gets a piece of real art canvas or watercolor paper and they create their own version of each artist’s masterpiece. My son used to tell me he “couldn’t draw” and thought he was only good at academics, nervously shying away from creative interests. Now he can’t wait to bring home his latest art piece, and has begun to create and draw and paint on his own time and with his siblings. I can tell he’s inspired, and I know it’s because of Mrs. Hullinger. She truly believes in the potential of each child and teaches them to believe in themselves!