The Boards of Education of at least 11 states list Applied Scholastics as an approved provider of educational services. Would these boards continue to work with Applied Scholastics if they were made aware that Applied Scholastics is a Scientology entity?
Massachusetts. Contact info to complain here.
California. Contact info to complain here.
Indiana. Contact info is on the same page.
Missouri [pdf]. Contact info to complain here.
Kansas. Contact info is on the same page.
Texas. Contact info is at the bottom of the page.
Colorado. Contact info to complain here [pdf].
Tennessee [pdf]. Contact info to complain here.
Washington State [MS Word doc]. Contact info to complain here.
New Mexico. Contact info to complain here.
Louisiana [pdf]. Contact info is at the bottom of the page.
Florida is still in appeals and has not completed their list.
Educators are either ignorant to the fact that Applied Scholastics effectively is Scientology, or they’ve been assured that the two have no connection. Keep the following in mind when complaining or when speaking to educators: The Church of Scientology International (CSI) declared that Applied Scholastics is part of its “social betterment program” in its Form 1023 statement to the IRS, which was part of the 1993 agreement granting Scientology tax exempt status. The Agreement refers to Applied Scholastics as one of a number of “Scientology-related entities.” Its connection to Scientology is extensively documented on this site. Applied Scholastics exists for the purpose of covertly delivering Scientology to a broader section of society than would otherwise be receptive to it, including your school-age children.