School Board Revolution? One Group Leads the Way

How can Christians and conservatives make a difference in the school boards when the mandated training is provided by secular liberal organizations? In this episode of The Sentinel Report with host Alex Newman, guest Sherri Stori, Chairman of the School Board Member Alliance of Virginia, answers this question and provides solutions.

Faced with the reality that new school board members were being misinformed and misled in their official training, Stori founded the organization to train and equip Christians so that they know the law. That way, secular school boards won't be able to bully them for expressing their opinions.

Stori, who served on a school board herself and sued over a lack of transparency, also notes that there must be a change in the schools whether one's a conservative or liberal. Academics, merit and discipline must be brought back, she said, and that Christians CAN make a difference.

In news, Alex goes through:

--Hope you enjoyed a very blessed Resurrection Sunday! HE IS RISEN INDEED! Over at LibertySentinel.org we have a wonderful article from Dr. Peter Hammond, who has been a guest here, on the evidence for the Resurrection. It happened, folks!

--Justice Dept. asks appeals court to block mifepristone abortion drug ruling that imperils access
A Trump-appointed judge on Friday issued a ruling that would suspend the Food and Drug Administration’s longtime approval of mifepristone, but delayed his own ruling for a week.

--Anti-Trump pro-lockdown lunatic shot people in Kentucky. So far it seems like 5 dead, many injured

--Swimmer Riley Gaines attacked by demonic shrieking mob for standing on the fact that there are only two genders.

--Four state capitols invaded last week by shrieking activists, mostly gender-confusion protests against efforts to protect children from indoctrination and medical mutilation. Some are calling it a "transurrection." Texas, KY, TN, and Florida. Media almost totally silent.

--Expelled TN lawmaker Justin Pearson's sermon at a Memphis Unitarian Universalist church began with a prayer to "Mother God" and an invitation for dead ancestors to speak through him

--Trump indictment means the point of no return has been rewatched, according to Josh Hammer in The Spectator.

--Biden administration has proposed new federal guidelines that would politicize the civil service and potentially bar Christians and others who hold disfavored opinions from government employment. Critics say the president’s proposal essentially states, “Conservatives need not apply.”

-New report from Family Research Council finds acts of violence against churches have increased nearly threefold this year compared to last year. The number of anti-church attacks in 2022 had already tripled over four years, a previous report found.

--Population with disability surges after injections.