Schools Teaching Kids To Hate ICE Before Teaching Them To Spell ICE
Photos from Ann Arbor, Michigan suggest some elementary schools prioritize teaching young kids radical left views over basic spelling and grammar. Michigan state Rep. Matt Maddock shared images of signs, apparently made…
Photos from Ann Arbor, Michigan suggest some elementary schools prioritize teaching young kids radical left views over basic spelling and grammar.
Michigan state Rep. Matt Maddock shared images of signs, apparently made by kids at Mitchell Elementary School in Ann Arbor, that call for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to leave the city. The signs, which were clearly written by children, echoed leftist protest slogans such as “ICE out!” and “We Hate ICE,” but also show basic spelling errors. And corresponding data on the level of proficiency among students in the area drew an even starker picture.
“ICE should be in are drink. Not in are city streets,” reads one of the signs shared by Maddock this week.
X users were quick to point out that less than one quarter of 3rd-grade Mitchell students were proficient at reading in 2024.
Earlier the same week, hundreds of high school students in Ann Arbor staged a walkout to protest ICE. The district superintendent publicly sanctioned the event.