Published October 08, 2026
Action Alert! Come support a patriotic teacher, facts and America at Poway Unified School District at 6pm today
by
Frank Xu
If you are in San Diego today, I urge you to show up to the PUSD District Office this evening to help counter a shameful cancel culture episode coordinated by Just Education Collective. Please wear red, blue and white or bring a small American flag to counter their attack on a Poway Unified teacher. You are welcome to register to speak. Even if you don't speak, your presence alone will speak volume!
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Address: 15250 Avenue of Science, San Diego, CA 92128.
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Time: 6 - 7pm, Thursday, 10/08/2026 [Please arrive by 6pm! You can leave at around 7pm after the public comments session.]
A 6th grade language arts teacher at Bernardo Heights Middle School in the Poway Unified School District (PUSD), is under fire for showing a PragerU video on 9/11 recently. The video is fact-based and schools should be allowed to teach facts!
Yet, progressive activists are attempting to conduct a cancel culture episode against the teacher, alleging that the video she showed in a class is "graphic, biased and harmful." They are trying to ban facts! Operatives from far-left Just Education Collective are planning a blitz attack at the PUSD District Office this evening at 6pm. They want a public apology from the teacher, remove all PragerU and other non-progressive materials and double down on DEI.
John Stuart Mill once wrote: "Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing." The other side is sowing division and confusion, using the video a patriotic teacher played as a spring board to further indoctrination. It is important that we show up to support this teacher and the silent majority of PUSD stakeholders who love and appreciate America.
Thank you in advance for your attention to this and your support for America!
Sincerely,
Frank Xu
Contact:
Wenyuan Wu
wenyuan.wu@cferfoundation.org
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