Charlotte Iserbyt

A propaganda poster featuring a man in military uniform with an outstretched arm, surrounded by people. Text discusses indoctrination of children into communism and the influence of Soviet schools. The background includes a map with red areas, likely representing communist territories. The text is in English and Russian. Common Core: What's Old Is New Again We must make the children, likesoft wax. We must rescue them from themselves under the beneficient influence of Communist schools. To oblige the mother to give her child to the Soviet state - that is our task Young people should be moulded into good children from the harmful influence of their families. In the earliest days of their little lives, they must find themselves under the influence of Communist schools. Под водительством великого Сталина - вперёд к коммунизму!"

Beyond Common Core: Transformation from a family-centered society to a society-centered family begins with a community hub

By Stephanie Block | April 30, 2014

Being on the email list of veteran education researcher and author Charlotte Iserbyt is like being in the passenger seat next to a particularly fast driver. As uncomfortable as the position may be, jumping out of the car would be worse. This is the agenda to expand education into Limited Learning for Lifelong Labor. Iserbyt…

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A yellow diamond-shaped sign with black text reading "INDOCTRINATION CENTER AHEAD." It features two silhouettes of people walking. The sign has a cautionary tone, suggesting a critical or satirical context about indoctrination."

Explaining Common Core: And why you don’t want this in your schools

By Stephanie Block | June 19, 2013

Since 1965, states have been given over 118 BILLION dollars (in addition to those supplied at the state/county level) through ESEA [the Elementary and Secondary Education Act] has supported a system in which 1 in 7 adults are functionally illiterate. Are the Marxists pushing new stuff into education (again)? Catholics wouldn’t go along with that, would they? Read Stephanie Block’s exposition.

There is a rather extensive list of “dangers” she sees in Common Core, including the denial of “absolute truth in God,” “making all truth relative and determined by group consensus,AND MORE!

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