From Gateway Pundit
On Thursday Catholic school teacher Celia Bard from St. Mary’s Academy in Denver brought members of her “21st Century: Challenges and Choices” class down to the Occupy Denver tramp camp. Ms. Bard’s class then joined the radical protesters and marched several blocks over to the Crowne Plaza where they stormed the hotel to shut down the conservative BlogCon11 conference. Ms Bard said she was teaching the students about democracy when asked why she would bring high school girls to such a potentially violent event.
Now there is video of the 17 year-old girls joining in the chanting with the 99% commies and homeless people to protest BlogCon. You’ll notice the 17 year-old girls have absolutely no idea what they are talking about but believe it is completely reasonable to shut down a conservative blogger conference. Their teacher would be very proud.
If these girls are from Ms. Bard’s class at St. Mary’s Academy, their parents are paying $14,000 a year so that they can learn how to wage war against the rich and stifle free speech. What a deal.
As I said before, a teacher’s job is to educate students, not to indoctrinate them with one’s own political bias.
I also find it ironic that these students are part of the 1% that they were foolishly protesting against.
It’s truely a shame that this “teacher” tried to make this all about her ideals, she could’ve just as well taken these students to a trip to the city councile meeting to show a prime example of democracy at work.
With so many people screaming about the rights of illegal immigrants one has to wonder what are the catholic schools teaching?
This is Denver, where back in 2007 one Denver high school held an assembly where sex and drugs were encouraged. Students were REQUIRED to attend this assembly, btw:
“I am going to encourage you to have sex and encourage you to use drugs appropriately,” said clinical psychologist Joel Becker at the conference”.
The topic of the conference was titled “STDs: Sex, Teens and Drugs.” There was no talk of abstinence in the 90-minute presentation, with panelists assuming students were already using drugs and having sex.
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/13377661/detail.html