A national teachers union training session that asks educators to log conversations with parents about the COVID-19 vaccine - into a campaign app built for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign - was blasted as a 'blatant effort to coerce, manipulate, and even track information on students and their parents.'
The recurring virtual training is hosted by vaccine equity group Made to Save and is sponsored by the National Educators Association (NEA), and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).
'Having the audacity to back this type of presentation shows that the NJEA, NEA, AFT, and any other organization involved clearly does not regard educators as professionals or critical thinkers,' Jennifer Mess, a drama teacher for the Middletown Township Public Schools in New Jersey, told Fox News.
'This was a blatant effort to coerce, manipulate, and even track information on students and their parents,' Mess continued. 'Anyone involved in this type of deception has lost their morals and purpose of education along the way.'
The training session instructed teachers on how to use the Reach app - created for progressive lightning rod Ocasio-Cortez - to 'follow up and track' their conversations with parents and even offered 'gift cards' for the most active users, according to FOX News.
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