THE KITSAP REPUBLICAN

May 2025

We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common Defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR for MEETINGS & EVENTS!

 

Issues & Board Meeting

1st Monday of every month

6:00pm Social and Issues

This month: Candidates and North Kitsap United

7:00pm Central Committee and Executive Board Meetings

Next Meeting: Monday, June 2, 2025

KCRP Headquarters, 6610 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, WA 98312


Visit our calendar to see more opportunities to meet with Republicans!


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Join Kitsap Republicans at one or more events!

https://www.kitsaprepublicans.com/event-signup


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Executive Board Member Reports


Juliana McMahan, Chair

Next month (June 2) we will be holding a special meeting to consider candidate endorsements and recommendations for the 2025 Election. If you have information about any of our local candidates you would like to share, please email the information to me (chair@kitsaprepublicans.com).


At the beginning of our June 2 social and issues hour at 6:00 p.m., we will hear a presentation from North Kitsap United. They are seeking to bring a YMCA and additional housing to a property along Bond Road. It is important for us to be aware of things that are going on in our community. You can learn more about this project here: https://www.northkitsapunited.com


We plan to mail out Sample Republican Ballots for both elections this year. We believe this mailing is even more important in off-election years when almost all of the races on the ballot are non-partisan!


Please consider becoming a member of KCRP by making a monthly or one-time donation to help support this project. Just $5/week or $20/month would be a huge help towards our fundraising goals.


WAGOP will be holding a Republican Action Conference September 5-7 in Yakima. Please plan to attend for this great opportunity for training and to hear from some great speakers.

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Cerina Murphy, State Committeewoman

We are looking for students who would like to have a summer internship with KCRP. I’m excited to see who will apply, and if you know any high school graduates/college grads or students, this would be a wonderful opportunity to add to their resume when they start looking for employment.


I’m hoping to go to the DOGE WA training in June! Sign up now while seats are available.


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Alice Tawresey, Bainbridge Island

There have been numerous protest marches and rallies on the Island, focusing on the war in Gaza for one and Trump and Musk for another. About 70% of the voters on the Island are Democrats, so you have to wonder who these marchers are trying to persuade or influence. Or, are they marching just to make themselves feel better?


“One of the last speakers of the day was Mike Cox, a former Environmental Protection Agency director and a member of Cedars United Universalist Church on the island. What is happening across the country “is unprecedented,” he said. “It is right to cut basic health services?” (quote from a blog called “The Bainbridge Island Wanderer”.)


Cox said he was upset that on his first day in office the new head of the EPA was “going to put a dagger right in the middle of climate change initiatives” and eliminate (certain) regulations. However, he like other speakers before him, noted that the size of the April 5 rally on the island gave him hope for the future. Paraphrasing former President Barack Obama, he said, “We need to leave this place better than we found it. … This rally today gives me hope” that that will happen, he added.

 

Because my husband and I are looking at the possibility of building another couple of rental units, we have been checking how the City of Bainbridge Island’s fees have changed. You guessed it, they have increased. But what you’ll never guess correctly is how much. Over a 6-year period, water connection fees have gone from $2,754 to $8,307. That’s about 350% increase. Fees like this and planning department fees, charges, and requirements have increased similarly. And they complain that they have to incentivize developers to build on the island.

 

Bainbridge School District has sent layoff notices to over 30 teachers with another round of layoffs coming this month. This is in an effort to recover from years of overo-spending leaving the district millions in the hole. Two new hand-picked school board members were voted in by the remaining board members so that when election comes around this fall, they can run as incumbents.


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Christie Schultz, Bremerton

Bremerton School District Update


Staff & Programs: Elementary teachers are described as dedicated and professional, with improvements since 2001. However, the 5th/6th grade music program has not returned post-COVID due to staffing challenges.


Facilities: Major construction is underway—Arman Jahr Elementary is being demolished and rebuilt, with View Ridge Elementary to follow. Modular classrooms will be used temporarily, and both new schools are expected by winter break 2026.


Enrollment & Demographics: Enrollment has dropped by 728 students since 2004 (about 13.8%), attributed to normal population shifts, economic migration, and the rise of charter/private schools. The district anticipates a future enrollment increase due to local industry growth.


Student Needs: The district faces challenges with poverty, high student mobility, language barriers, and a significant proportion of students on behavior-related medication (45% per a recent town hall).


Academic Performance: Graduation rates at Bremerton High remain low (71.1% in 2024), compared to neighboring districts (90%). Math scores have declined since the adoption of computer-based Smarter Balance testing.


Arts & CTE: View Ridge Elementary has a strong arts program; Bremerton High offers robust Career Technical Education (CTE) and participates in West Sound Tech, providing certifications in trades and health.


Special Education & Gifted: Special education accounts for 15.3% of district funding; a gifted program exists, but only a small percentage of students qualify.


Technology: Investment in Smart Boards and Chromebooks is noted, but concerns are raised about overreliance on technology for math instruction.


Food & Health Services: Free breakfast is offered, with improved nutrition and salad bars. About half the students receive free or reduced-price lunches.


Leadership: A new superintendent, Dr. Slade McSheehy, has been hired, bringing experience in budget and strategic planning.


Budget Deficit: The district is facing a budget shortfall due to rising expenses and declining enrollment, leading to planned reductions in staff and programs.


Bond Projects: Voters approved a 25-year bond in 2024 for facility upgrades and replacements, with construction on new elementary schools progressing despite supply chain and financial challenges.


Clubs & Activities: Some programs (e.g., jazz band, culinary arts) have faced cuts due to budget constraints, but community advocacy led to the reinstatement of the jazz band.


Volunteer & Support Programs: The "backpack program" provides food for nearly 300 students weekly. Community engagement and parental involvement are emphasized as critical for district success.


School Links:

Health curriculum in the lower grades can be reviewed here: https://www.thegreatbodyshop.net

Parent square link: https://www.bremertonschools.org/parentsquare

Budget report: https://files.smartsites.parentsquare.com/3770/f195_entire_budget_document_20242025_sy.pdf

https://www.bremertonschools.org/report


Bremerton City Council Meeting & Town Hall Report


Environmental Projects: The city is engaged in salmon habitat restoration (Gorst Creek), funded by local and tribal sources.


Housing & Social Services: Ongoing concerns about affordable housing, homelessness, and drug addiction were discussed. The need for more shelters and mental health support was highlighted.


Ferry System: Plans for hybrid or clean diesel ferries were discussed as part of regional transportation improvements.


Community Sentiment: Residents expressed frustration over funding shortfalls across schools and social services, with calls for more efficient use of resources.


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Rosemary Schuessler, Central Kitsap

Central Kitsap Community Council

Meetings are typically held on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 5 PM.

Additional information is available at: https://www.kitsap.gov/BOC_p/Pages/CKCC.aspx


Central Kitsap School Board Meeting

Working session:


Regular meeting:

Some highlights include:


CSK School Board meetings are typically held on the 2nd (working session) and last Wednesday (regular meeting) of the month. Additional information is available at: https://www.ckschools.org/cms/one.aspx?pageId=11191


Home Schooling

There is a Peninsula Homeschool Fair on June 19, 2025 from 3-7pm: https://www.facebook.com/groups/152590543618013/user/61575009643691/


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Linda Popp, North Kitsap

April 9, 2025, Poulsbo City Council Meeting Report:

- There is going to be a meeting between the various departments and the developers of a large-scale housing development on Hwy 305. Visit northkitsapunited.com for more information.

- The mayor sat in on a meeting with members from other counties with Washington Dept. of Transportation on the traffic in Gorst. She said there were four alternatives, and that it was going to really be expensive; with various suggestions that included a large loop that ran around Gorst, various Bridge offers, and reworking the current road.

 

Greg Nance Townhall Report:

Irene Randall was there as well and asked some very hard questions of Greg Nance.


We should be encouraging our U.S. representatives to cooperate with Trump! Pick specific topics and make it personal.


If you have the time, please write to:


Senator Patty Murray

154 Russell Senate Office Building

Washington DC 20510

(202) 224-2621


Senator Maria Cantwell

511 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington DC 20510

(202) 224-3441


Representaive Emily Randall

1531 Longworth House Office Building

Washington, DC 20002

(360) 373-9725


For Kitsap impact, Greg mentioned that $42M was awarded for West Sound Tech by our Legislators this session to complete Phase 2.


Greg was very proud that they were able to lift the cap on the school district levies. I specifically asked if they thought this was going to create lawsuits, since it basically was causing the same problem that the McCleary Decision addressed. Greg admitted that it would.


That’s it for this month. Please stay engaged. We need every one of you to help change hearts and to open people’s minds to the truth.


REMEMBER: Anyone can come to the PCO/Volunteer meeting on the last Wednesday of the month at the Cloverleaf Restaurant in E. Bremerton @ 6pm. You don’t have to be a PCO, just have an interest to engage and help us to get the word out there! Thanks for all you do!


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Sean Murphy, South Kitsap

04/14/25 – Kitsap Board of Commissioners Meeting Notes

  • Presentation of Earth Day awards – Kitsap County Public Works – 6 recipients
  • Board Appointments – Patrick Sheldon (former senator) – Bainbridge Island Ferry Advisory (term ends in October)
  • Bob Gilby/Paisley Gallager – solid waste advisory committee (4 year term)
  • Proclamations/Resolutions – April 20-26, 2025 – Volunteer Appreciation Week
  • April 2025 – National County Government month in Kitsap County – 3,069 counties in America
  • April 2025 – Sexual Assault Awareness month in Kitsap County
  • May 2025 – Kitsap Building Safety Month – waving permits in May (for projects that may have been built without one, but you need one to sell, etc.)
  • Administrator’s comments – budget briefings tomorrow afternoon in separate meeting – follow up Monday for 2026 budget – approved 2025 priority list from commissioners – public works director leaving (Andy Nelson)
  • Gina Buskirk – District Court Judge Position #2 appointment – (Jeffery Jahns retires 05/31/25)
  • Contract with Northwest Cascade Inc for Suquamish Regional stormwater treatment facility project – Parkway St and Suquamish Way – Aug 2025 through Mar 2026
  • Gail Gross – Central Kitsap – CK Safe and Quiet LLC – Kitsap Rifle and Revolver Club wants to re-open – left informational packets for commissioners, DCD, and county prosecutor
  • Kathy Lustick – East Bremerton – complaining – no action on Innotie Creek – north of Sylvan Way – wetlands and stream need to be mapped – DCD has not updated stream, etc.
  • Judith Creeksman – Illahee – address the doctrine on incompatible offices – can a city council/port commissioner serve 2 government positions at the same time? – DCD – overlapping public duties – conflict of interest – 94% turnover in DCD in last 3 years
  • Commissioner Announcements – Walters – Volunteered at cleanup event – did ride along with sheriff
  • Root – Volunteered at litter pickup event

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Volunteers Needed!


Volunteer to help on one of the many KCRP Committees. Learn more about them at https://www.kitsaprepublicans.com/committees.


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Bits & Pieces


The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't have any.

– Alice Walker


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Summer Events: We are entering that time of year where there are a lot of community fairs and parades. We need volunteers to show up at these events and spread the word about what happened in Olympia this session. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact our Events Chair, Lance Byrd (lanceb@kitsaprepublicans.com).


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For those who are computer savvy and wish to track our politicians, there's a new app for that. Co-founder Chris Josephs told Fox News early Tuesday that the app tracks politicians' "trade and disclosures around their financial statements."


https://www.foxbusiness.com/media/trading-app-tracks-portfolios-famous-politicians-investment-managers-pelosi-buffett


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TRAINING VIDEOS: Check out the latest Podcasting from Washington State Republicans: The Elephant in the Dome! Very interesting, and many videos to choose from, especially focused on tax bills.


https://src.wastateleg.org/elephantinthedome


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Our friends at Puget Sound Patriots also dropped news on us that Kitsap County is busily shutting down all the firing ranges in the county. This seems an assault on the 2nd Amendment, at the very least uncalled for. If you wish to know more you can email them at info@PSPatriots.com or check out their website at www.PSPatriots.com.


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We found the "Woke" bat signal for Kitsap County. That would be "ERACE" and they even have a social media page! Stay up on their doings! Suggestions were made to form our own "DOGE" here in WA state to find out who is funding these people, and try to cut off their cash flow. See the graphic at the top of this email if you are interested in WA/DOGE.


https://www.facebook.com/KitsapERACEcoalition


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Mr. Nance (our rep for the 23rd) held town halls on May 3,4, and 14 in Bremerton, Poulsbo, and Silverdale. He has a website on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RepGregNance


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Track the state budget:

https://houserepublicans.wa.gov/the-10-billion-budget-shortfall

https://houserepublicans.wa.gov/how-democrats-want-to-tax-you


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The Lincoln Day Dinner was very nice, good food and good company. Many spoke stirringly. Joel Ard of Let's Go Washington, discussed how horrible our mail-in balloting was, and how the numbers were terribly off in the last election in terms of people no longer living at addresses, and their ballots coming back ANYWAY. King County has got the system so efficient (for Dem) that they now are verifying signature via Smartphone. Read more at https://letsgowashington.com.


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Update from Jim Walsh on SB 5098, an anti-gun-rights bill that would have added more restrictions to Washington’s Open Carry Policy (it was stopped): https://x.com/WAGOP/status/1914347289424044264


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www.doge.gov--The U.S. Cabinet had a VERY enlightening meeting on April 30, 2025 and let the press in with cameras. Scott Turner is our new HUD director and said he has ended access to subsidized housing for illegals. Something like nine million families have HUD funding, they are looking to build more affordable housing on Federal lands. Women's shelters have ended access to anatomical men dressed like women.


RFKJ spoke too, is well on his way to getting dyes out of our food chain which are petroleum-based, and made a great joke about how Fruit Loops (full of these dyes) somehow got to the top of the nutrition pyramid in schools.


Marco Rubio (Sec of State) later made a comment about how RFKJ has him afraid to eat anything, "but Tootsie Rolls are ok".... got a big laugh. (Rubio is very intelligent and has a lethal wit!)


Lori Chavez-Deremer spoke up as Labor Secretary, and had good things to say about the American Workforce, she’s dropping unemployment benefits to illegals. The Secretary of Education says that Title VI and Title IX are both going through reboots.


Musk and his DOGE team did an interview on Watter's World (FNC) on May 1, it’s worth looking up on YouTube replay. Very enlightening as to the depth of fraud and theft that is going on in our government, and how long-term plans can be formulated to keep it from coming back. The largesse has ended, but given more neglect like past decades, and it will ooze back.


Musk for the most part says DOGE is working WITH the agencies they are trying to "trim back" so they are not doing the "hack and slash" as promised.


From X: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: The IRS has removed non-technical people from technical leadership roles in engineering and replaced them with experienced engineers. [IRS clerks claim they don’t know what they are doing; plainly team-work has a long way to go.] Going forward, skilled engineers will drive technical decisions. The IRS has its fair share of software talent. These men and women, who have long served the IRS, need to be empowered to make decisions.


Department of Government Efficiency (April 10) @DOGE: Under the Biden administration, it was routine for Border Patrol to admit aliens into the United States with no legal status and minimal screening. So far, CBP identified a subset of 6.3k individuals paroled into the United States since 2023 on the FBI's Terrorist Screening. The Trump admin is revoking the parole of these 6,300 immigrants, a senior White House official told @DailyCaller. Many identified were receiving Medicaid.


April 9, 2025: An initial survey of Unemployment Insurance claims since 2020 revealed the following:

  • 24.5k people over 115 years old claimed $59M in benefits
  • 28k people between 1 and 5 years old claimed $254M in benefits
  • 9.7k people with birth dates over 15 years in the future claimed benefits


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Found in a Dem newsletter in our county

Mission Statement: North Kitsap Indivisible is committed to fight for social justice and to maintain civil liberties. We model inclusion, respect, and fairness in all of our actions. We believe the policies and actions of the modern Republican Party are racist, authoritarian, corrupt and are damaging the environment.


Well I don't know about you my fellow Republican, but I'm bi-racial, pretty honest, and love the environment. My daddy raised me to be respectful, and "fairness" is a matter of perspective (or mis-placed passive aggressiveness.) As we Okies put it, "depends on who's ox is being gored!" Civil liberties are guaranteed to us ALL under the Constitution. Much of the Dem message is either manufactured crisis, or just plain name-calling. That's sad.


Great newsletter however! Check out all the stuff they are doing! https://mailchi.mp/236ae261c052/hb-2311-2019-18093674


At the Nance townhall on May 3, Dems in attendance protested the “cutting back of social security and Medicaid” which is apparently utter fantasy. Several complained of drug access being defunded, as well as Medicaid for homeless (including mental health). Trump has been interviewed on FNC several times, and has EXPLICITLY stated that he has no intention of touching Social Security, Medicaid or Medicare. (Other than to eliminate fraud and theft.) This is pure propaganda, and we must spread FACTS about it. More fear tactics. Aren’t they done YET?


HOWEVER, Trump has taken on Big Pharma and is now issuing EOs to drop the price of medications. The people complaining at Town Hall are now happy we hope!

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/04/lowering-drug-prices-by-once-again-putting-americans-first


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Revive the TEA party! (Taxed Enough Already)

https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/editorials/balance-state-budget-responsibly-not-ideologically


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According to Greg Nance (Town Hall May 3) an electric ferry will be bid on by May 7. He is not enthused about the cost, and thinks a clean diesel ferry might be just as efficient and much less costly. Please contact him if you have ferry opinions, Greg.Nance@leg.wa.gov.


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The good people of Bainbridge Island are haggling over the GMA (as is Enetai, across the water from them) and complaints were raised that yet ANOTHER aquifer study of B.I. was being done, apparently by EA Engineering (?)

https://www.bainbridgereview.com/news/plan-doesnt-slow-flow-of-water-concerns


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Windmill technology off-shore in WA, and taxes it will take to finance such projects. The Dems are like dogs on a bone, they won't let go of "green dogma" and have a firm grip on it with their teeth.

https://www.washingtonpolicy.org/publications/detail/proposed-house-budget-offers-500000-to-former-inslee-staff-promoting-offshore-wind-turbines


Most of the components for windmills are made in China today. AI generated this “down side” to windmills:

The manufacturing of materials like steel and fiberglass for turbine blades and towers does involve carbon emissions. End-of-Life Disposal: While many components are recyclable, dealing with the large blades can be challenging and may require specialized handling or innovative recycling solutions. Environmental Impacts: Wind farms can have visual and noise impacts, and there are some concerns about their effect on wildlife, particularly birds.


Especially off-shore windmills can impact sea life while being installed, and blasting destroys the sonar of sea mammals. This happened off the shores of Jersey, when a Scottish based company installed a windmill farm and dead whales started washing ashore. Most ecologists recommend nuclear power as the cleanest option for electric needs of the future. Nuclear power is very safe if the by-products are stored correctly. 


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State Representative for the 35th, Dan Griffey (minority whip) spoke passionately on May 5 @ our meeting, talked about a 105 day session with all the bills legislature trying to pass. 4% gas take increase, 6% for diesel. Lots of fees and taxes going up mid-June and many will be in for an unpleasant shock.


Rep. Griffey said something about a Democratic woman pulling the victim card: "You have no respect for me because I'm a lesbian!" .... When are ALL of us going to get the picture that this is a real problem in modern society??? You can't just "pull the victim card" and expect to be rewarded. We all have our lifestyles and mature people all respect each other, but when you claim victimhood, OTHERS are being emotionally bullied! It's narcissistic, and associated with dysfunctional mind sets; it's "passive aggressive" and really damages relationships, familial and professional. Do NOT give people who pull the "victim card" one inch of advantage. It's holding us ALL back from true progress. 


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I picked this up recently from a bit of SPAM which came to my inbox: Last Thursday, the President signed an executive order designed to defund PBS and NPR.


The letter went on to outline how horrible it was to be defunded, and THEN took the opportunity to beg for more donations from the public so they could stay alive and afloat. Apparently in recent years, NPR and KQED/PBS have slacked off on their membership drives (I very rarely watch them anymore, they don't stream on my feed) and have bellied up to the political trough to exist. Long letter.


NPR is notorious for their support of liberal issues, and the left wing. I see nothing wrong with the Fed cutting off grants and funding, because it contributes to the propaganda machine run by a biased political body. It's not fair and balanced, and bad journalism.


Another quote: This is one of the most blatant attacks on independent public media we’ve ever seen... KQED relies on a healthy local-national partnership to ensure you have access to inspiring and important programs. [Yep, so long as it's important to the left wing.]


The 1st Amendment does NOT in any way insure any media source will be entitled to funding from the pockets of the American taxpayer. Hopefully NPR/PBS will soon remember their original charter, that is, public broadcasting funded by private donations. They can hustle their own funds like every other media outlet does, THEN pursue free speech, as per the 1st Amendment. 


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From Rose Schuessler (Central Kitsap Community Council) Central meeting: Presentation by the Great Peninsula Conservancy: Protesting, stewarding, and connecting people to land. https://greatpeninsula.org


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Education: Randy Weingartner (National head of teacher’s union) was on FNC with Martha McCallum on April 22; Randy said little concerning plummeting math scores in America, but kept going back to the hot topic of LGBTQ children's books being read in elementary school rooms by activist teachers. Ms. Weingartner justified this behavior by saying something to the effect of "we need to validate children from all different cultures and lifestyles" (Does this mean we can now read The Littlest Angel, and Herschel and the Hanukkah Goblins in December, to school children?)


SCOTUS is also tackling whether parents have the right to request their children opt out of controversial lessons regarding alternate lifestyles based on gender dysphoria. (Sounds like our HB 1296: we are not the only state dealing with this.)

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gorsuch-maryland-school-district-lawyer-have-wild-exchange-over-childrens-lgbtq-storybook-not-bondage


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21st Century education philosophy states that the teacher, the parent and the student are a TEAM and there should be no day-light between, in how they educate the student. This seems to be the antithesis of many bills currently in committee in Olympia. A listing of these bills which threaten the education system as we know it: HB 1296, SHB 1390, ESSB 5181, E2S GB 1232, HB 2012, SB 5786, SB 1858, 2SSB 5179. HB 1296 especially seems to throw a serious barrier between parent and curriculum. This is over-reach by the state, and pure Marxism, designed to fracture the family. 


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Yes we are still under Title IX BUT Trump has attempted to countermand this with an Executive Order. Much of this has been left up to local school districts to execute and carry through. (Men can still shower in girl's locker room: in Virginia a girl was recently found to be showering in the boy's locker room, and they didn't like it.) 


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A teacher from Bremerton writes this: I was recently in a classroom, a very well behaved 5th grade class, I didn't know the kids, but I asked them casually how many of them enjoyed doing their math on their Chromebooks. A few seemed to like it, but the vast majority were very much against it, I was shocked. Two days later I heard on news radio that students (somewhere in the country) have figured out how to destroy their Chromebooks by putting a piece of metal into the USB ports on the side, and jiggling it around until they short out and catch fire.

Combined with the fact that a drop in math scores in Kitsap county started in 2015, when teaching math began to lean heavily on "Chromebook based learning" ... off-hand I'd say there was a problem here of some kind. Maybe this is the new "calculator" boondoggle: a decade ago, every elementary classroom had a set of calculators for those struggling with basic math. Then those went away. Maybe it would be better... and cheaper.... to go back to paper and pencil.


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Mr. Ard (@LDD) spoke to the parent's bill of rights (I-2081), which was worked so hard on, is being gutted by amendments. Many are aware of this, it simply means we have to go back and undo what was done when we thought we were through. It's a never-ending battle of legal points, writing, and pure evil vs. family values. https://letsgowashington.com


Home schooling: Consider this example in Illinois with their House Bill 2827 (Google it) we are not the only state struggling with government over-reach in our public education. Yet more bills about parents' rights

https://www.foxnews.com/media/colorados-totalitarian-transgenderism-bill-sparks-concerns-from-parents


Executive Order signed March 23, 2025 which ends the Federal Department of Education as established by President Carter.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/improving-education-outcomes-by-empowering-parents-states-and-communities/?vcrmeid=PfeN40z0Eq8f6qUy8wD5g&vcrmiid=yPURlIfJP0CC_v-q41c8kQ


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Resources


Homelessness Resources

Veterans Affairs Homeless Programs: www.va.gov/homeless

VA Homelessness Hotline: Dial 877-424-3838 and Press 1

Narcotics Anonymous: www.kitsapgov.com/pubdef/Pages/AA-and-NA-Meeting-info.aspx

NA help line: 360-215-2616


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Kitsap County Auditor's Office - Elections Information

www.kitsap.gov/auditor/Pages/elections.aspx


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School Board and City Council Notes


KCRP School District Information Page

www.kitsaprepublicans.com/school-districts


Bainbridge Island School District

School board website: www.bisd303.org/40415_3


Bremerton Bremerton School District

School board website: www.bremertonschools.org/SchoolBoard

Documents link: go.boarddocs.com/wa/wabrsd/board.nsf/public


Central Kitsap School District

School board website: www.ckschools.org/administration/c_k_s_d_school_board/school_board


North Kitsap School District

School board website: www.nkschools.org/about-us/school-board

Advisory board website: www.nkschools.org/get-involved/advisory-committees


South Kitsap School District

School board website: www.skschools.org/school-board

Watch school board meetings: vimeo.com/sksd

Board meetings recap: www.smore.com/gp6t2


Many parents in the South Kitsap district have found the "Parent Square" app/link to be very helpful in "being connected" with their district. See www.skschools.org for more information. 


City Council

Video archives of city council meetings from all over Kitsap County can be found at: 

bremerton.vod.castus.tv/vod/?live=ch1&nav=recent

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KCRP Executive Board Contact Info:

www.kitsaprepublicans.com/board


Contact other conservative groups in our area: www.kitsaprepublicans.com/local-groups

 

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