Aaron Kinsey, chairman of the State Board of Education defends the use of Bluebonnet curriculum, saying America’s schoolchildren face a crisis of civil...
Now, more than ever, America must cultivate its future. As a parent of three, a military veteran and the chairman of the Texas State Board of Education, I’ve seen firsthand how our nation’s resilience depends on the education and character of its citizens. Our schools are not solely institutions for academic knowledge; they are the bedrock of our democratic republic.to equip our children with the civic understanding and critical thinking skills needed to lead our nation into a brighter future.
Bluebonnet Learning is Texas’ answer to this crisis. These instructional materials don’t just teach reading and English; they prioritize civic literacy, reinforce values of good citizenship and empathy, showcase Texas’ rich history and paint a patriotic picture of our nation’s history, government and values, as well as an optimistic vision for our future.
Our nation’s future hinges on the choices we make today about education. Without a generation that understands and cherishes American ideals, we risk losing the very freedoms that make this country exceptional. Texas is at the forefront of this much-needed change in the trajectory of our nation’s future, and enacting the Bluebonnet Learning curriculum will ensure that our schools remain the training grounds for informed and engaged young Americans.The choices we make for our children’s education will define the destiny of our nation. It’s time for what Reagan called a “rediscovery of our values and our common sense.”The time to act is now. Our children deserve nothing less and our country demands more.
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