Krista Goodrich

Neutral

The responsibility of the schools is to contact the students parent(s) or guardian so that they may help the student deal with the crisis. In the event that there is not a viable parent or guardian, the school would need to bring in a social worker or someone equipped to help the child handle the crisis.

Strongly Agree

Free enterprise is one of the beautiful things that makes our country great and free! The right to private property is imperative to a productive economic system.

It's our responsibility as a nation to provide all children access to a quality education. However, once a child reaches college age, there are a variety of pathways and options they can choose based on their preferences and goals. Once a child hits adulthood, the burden becomes their responsibility, no different that certifications and professional licenses. However, I do support low-interest student loans with some stipulations.

Agree

Teachers cannot pick and choose the curriculum based on personal preference or beliefs. A mandated curriculum is just that, mandated. This means the curriculum has already been approved and the teacher is aware of the content in advance. There is no way to educate children in a measurable way if teachers change curriculum based on their personal beliefs or preferences.

Strongly Disagree

These are topics that are not school-related and should be handled in the home.

Strongly Agree

I believe we need to focus on more discipline in the schools where teachers are not afraid of repercussions. Students that are habitual problem causers should not be able to impact other students negatively, which happens when there is low or no discipline. I am a fan of in-school suspension with no electronics. Sending kids home that are unruly is more of a reward and leads to further issues for those students so I would prefer in-school discipline.

Yes

These materials are paid for by tax dollars and there should be no reason to not make them available for public review.

Strongly Agree

Students should absolutely learn about our history, founding documents. Patriotism should be promoted and cultivated in our schools. It's extremely important that our kids understand the cost of freedom and why we must stand together to protect it.

Neutral

While I certainly love to see and support diversity in our schools, want every child to have fair access to resources to succeed and never want a child to not feel included, I don't support DEI in how they perpetuate stereotypes, are being used as a politicized tool to promote certain ideologies and how they can have the reverse effect of actually making some children feel "tokenized" and create further divides.

Neutral

I haven't seen a plan at this point that would make me believe we are ready to implement this type of change. While I want to see way more accountability in the US DoE as well as a dismantling of the over-the-top bureaucracy that exists at the DoE, I don't think we are ready for a complete elimination at this point.

1. Language Arts 2. Mathematics 3. Science 4. Civics 5. Personal Finance 6. American History 7. Information Technology 8. Vocational Learning 9. Political Activism 10. Physical Fitness 11. Art & Music 12. Foreign Language

Strongly Agree

I'm a big supporter of school choice. The money should follow the student.

Equality of opportunities

A.

I have a strong relationship with my Creator that I cherish deeply. Additionally, I have a relatively traditional set of values and morals, but am also a believer that the Creator is the judge and jury of others. While I may not always agree with someone else, I choose to use kindness and logic. I won't propagate hatred, even when someones values differ from mine, because I believe our job on this planet is to lift each other up not tear one another down. I believe that we are born with a moral compass that is pretty simple to follow and each day we get to make the choice to follow it or to make bad choices. I choose to do good.

Young ladies start to experience "changes" as early as age 10 so I think there should be some preparation for that, specifically with young girls. Outside of those types of changes, I think middle school (with parental consent) is where those conversations need to start happening.

Sexual education should include these topics: human anatomy and the reproductive system, physical and emotional health outcomes, stages of pregnancy and fetal development, abstinence, consent, contraceptive methods. I think it's naive to not talk about abortion at some point because it's all over the news and a major social & political topic. I would say the discussion (with parental opt-in) would need to focus specifically on simply what an abortion is and the negative outcomes it can have on a young person's life.

Strongly Agree

No child should ever be subjected to this!

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

No

No

2014 General Election 2016 General Election 2018 General Election 2020 General Election 2022 General Election

I'm pretty sure I voted in the 2022 Primary, prior to 2018 I lived in Georgia and Primaries are a little different there. But I voted Republican if that helps.

Lean Conservative

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