In Virginia, teachers have only one monopoly choice for a professional organization to represent them – the Virginia Education Association (a subsidiary of the National Education Association). It is time Teachers are given a choice of professional organizations, and SB1236 gives them that choice!
Found this educational resource today on the debt and deficit. Its a 3-part series from POLICYed.org. John Taylor discusses the major components of fiscal policy and their effect on the US economy. This series covers the complexities of the budget process, the debt and deficit, and the economy and the deficit. Main Series Page The [...]
Richmond Tea Party Presents Actress Janine Turner When: July 23rd 7:00 PM Where: Richmond Alarm Co. 14121 Justice Rd. Midlothian VA 23113 and National Youth Director Juliette Turner From Constituting America Richmond Tea Party welcomes Actress and Founder of Constituting America Janine Turner, who along with National Youth Director Juliette Turner will be speaking about Constituting America [...]
The July 2015 class schedule for Virginia has been released. If you've been waiting to get engaged and involved, NOW is the time to learn to be EFFECTIVE. Center for Self Governance Puts you, the citizen, in the drivers seat Teaches how to exercise your individual liberty, personal responsibility, and civic authority to control [...]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtBvQj2k6xo Social Justice is a term you hear almost every day. But did you ever hear anybody define what it actually means? Jonah Goldberg of the American Enterprise Institute tries to pin this catchall phrase to the wall. In doing so, he exposes the not-so-hidden agenda of those who use it. What [...]
Below is an EXCELLENT video from the folks at Represent.US detailing what little influence the little people (us) really have on governmental policy. I realize that this is preaching to choir for the tea party crowd, but this would be a good presentation to share with others...especially young adults. We *must* break outside of our [...]
Chesterfield school officials are considering adding a chief operations officer to the district’s administrative staff. Source: Audit prompts Chesterfield schools to consider staffing change - Richmond.com: Chesterfield County News
The Tea Party Patriots Federation CoLA Team and Ken Cuccinelli present FREEDOM BILLS 2015 General Assembly Recap Where do we go from here? Online Webinar - March 31st, 8PM We are very pleased to have former Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli joining the CoLA Team for this discussion and Q&A. It's a General Assembly election year! Find out which representatives are [...]
We all knew that having the government take over the student load industry was a bad idea. And now we're beginning to learn why: It's a gaping crater in the budget. We're already 22B on the wrong side of the balance sheet, with perhaps 10 times that amount over the next 10 years. To put [...]
We believe strongly that taking the courses from the Center for Self-Governance is one of the best ways to learn to be an effective activist. The courses are to be taken in order (required), with each student progressing up through the classes until completed. Below is the upcoming schedule for classes in Virginia. We encourage [...]
RTP held its monthly meeting Thursday night, with the primary focus on a presentation about Common Core education standards. Jane Hogan from Eye on Virginia Education traveled to present to us for the evening, with some lively discussion on how new education standards are effecting Virginia schools. Joining us for the evening and offering a [...]
Come join us for our October meeting! As we did last month, we'll be gathering in our new meeting space, graciously provided by the good folks at Richmond Alarm Company. This new space has audio/visual capabilities built-in to the meeting room, and we now have wheelchair access via elevator to the 2nd floor! If you [...]
