The radical agenda of California schools heads east

In recent years, with the infamous, far-left 9th circuit court leading the way, California has become home to some truly bizarre and surreal practices in its public schools. In fact, just this week, the state's lawmakers are considering a bill that would not only promote homosexuality, it would ban anything from public schools that could be perceived as "reflecting adversely" on the homosexual lifestyle choice. That means the Bible, even as a piece of literature, would almost certainly be targeted for total removal.

But lest you think complete and total school insanity is limited to California, I give you Colorado -- specifically that bastion of liberal bizarreness, Boulder.

At a school-sponsored conference on world affairs, Boulder High School students were encouraged to engage freely in sexual activity and to use drugs.

Joel Becker, a clinical psychologist from Los Angeles (California, but of course) said this as he opened his presentation, "I'm going to encourage you to have sex, and I'm going to encourage you to use drugs appropriately. And why I am going to take that position is because you're going to do it anyway."

Further, the students were given graphic details of the sex lives of the other panelists. They were told to experiment with various forms of sex and sex partners. Becker even suggested to the students that if he had some of the drug Ecstasy right then, he would use it.

Later, when parent Priscilla White attempted to read the transcript of the conference in front of a Boulder Valley school board meeting, she was told to stop because of the graphic nature of the content. Apparently, it's OK for the kids, but offensive to the sensibilities of their parents.

It appears the radical California school agenda is heading east ... perhaps to a school near you.