Or perhaps we need to open up dialog and admit the reality that teachers can have an unfair political/ideological impact on impressionable children and come to

Or perhaps we need to open up dialog and admit the reality that teachers can have an unfair political/ideological impact on impressionable children and come to a good solution that mitigates that. Right now it seems to be a bit of a "free-for-all" for teachers to within the bounds of the curriculum, inject and pepper their lessons with politically leaning views. Taking that away doesn't mean we have to "impose" the status quo onto kids. Maybe it just means that we need to ensure politically proportionate representation when it comes to teachers, and have the conversations flow naturally with a balance. Maybe it means that we have to specifically put down rules for teachers to no delve into any political/ideological topics/opinions and to only teach the subject matter. That one would be a good start, and it's not immediately obvious that it would be indoctrination of children.