(Most) conservative preschools in NW/Bethesda/CC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Church based preschools are a good place to start but that one of pretty obvious

Jesus was a social justice warrior though. Most churches are pretty liberal.

This is untrue and is an offensive statement to Christians. How dare you label Him in that way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can see a preschool asking kids, gently, something like "do you want to use the girls bathroom or the boys bathroom?" or "do you want me to call you a girl or a boy?" to try to suss out if any kids are starting to identify differently from their sex.
That's hardly indoctrination, just trying to be sensitive to the fact that some people start identifying as the other gender even in preschool.

Why the heck do you think it would be OK for a school to do this? Schools teach, not “Suss” out kids identifying with another gender. If this needs to be done, it’s a job for the parents and medical professionals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Church based preschools are a good place to start but that one of pretty obvious

Jesus was a social justice warrior though. Most churches are pretty liberal.

This is untrue and is an offensive statement to Christians. How dare you label Him in that way.

NP. Care to offer proof? From what I understand growing up in the Catholic Church, everything Jesus taught and stood for was considered extremely liberal. Then again the Jesuits ran my church, so feel free to enlighten me. IMO, it's the Church itself that turned His teachings into conservative dogma based more off the Old Testament than the New.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can see a preschool asking kids, gently, something like "do you want to use the girls bathroom or the boys bathroom?" or "do you want me to call you a girl or a boy?" to try to suss out if any kids are starting to identify differently from their sex.
That's hardly indoctrination, just trying to be sensitive to the fact that some people start identifying as the other gender even in preschool.

Op is clearly looking for intolerance under a bizarre guise of open mindedness to “diverse” perspectives.

Thank you for speaking for me (OP). I would say it is actually intolerant to assume that, because I am interested in a more conservative education for my child (read: not uber progressive), I am looking for intolerance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP. I thought this was a pretty simple question that had pretty simple answers but I guess not.

To those that keep suggesting that I move to Alabama because I am not an indoctrinated liberal, I would suggest that you move to Alabama (or at least visit, though I have never been) so you can see how the “other half” lives. Just because you are relatively wealthy and “enlightened” does not make you inherently better than them, and you are probably the reason that Trump was able to win. (For the record, I did not vote for him.)

I have lived in a variety of places (not Alabama, big US cities) and I am frankly appalled that there is such a lack of diversity or tolerance for thought or critical thinking in this area, as illustrated by these posts. I don’t think “my way or the highway” is a productive life lesson to teach my child, and I am surprised that so many people seem to operate in this manner. (I am an older, but newer parent, so clearly just naive).

I sincerely hope that you all get outside your DC bubble one of these days. Good luck and thanks for letting me in on what to expect from some parents in this area.

Go back to MAGAland and leave the decent folks alone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Church based preschools are a good place to start but that one of pretty obvious

Jesus was a social justice warrior though. Most churches are pretty liberal.

This is untrue and is an offensive statement to Christians. How dare you label Him in that way.

NP and you don’t speak for all Christians. Of course Jesus was a social justice warrior.

[Anonymous]

Can anyone give a specific example of a school that is teaching preschoolers that they are evil for being white?

[Anonymous]

There aren't any. Move to another area.