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"The
constitutional right of parents to raise their children does not
include the right to restrict what a public school may teach their
children," Wolf unambiguously wrote in dismissing a suit by two
Lexington, Mass. couples who objected to lessons the local elementary
school was teaching their children. "Under the Constitution public
schools are entitled to teach anything that is reasonably related to
the goals of preparing students to become engaged and productive
citizens in our democracy." - Judge Mark Wolf's; Parker v. Hurley
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Jeff Jacoby
has more details about Mark Wolf's idiocy, but no matter how you cut it
we are deep into a period of crisis. There is a movement amongst
our public school educators to begin history lessons with the American
War of Rebellion, deeming anything prior to that irrelevant. It's
apparent that storming the streets and hanging every judge appointed by
Carter and Clinton, and every elected democrat has been rejected by the
American people, so the least they can do is take control of their
children's education.
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Check this out from Drudge; http://www.dailypress.com/news/local/dp-71150sy0mar03,0,1382941.story?track=rss
ReplyDeleteAh, the legacy of the Clintons and "Don't ask don't tell", no really, don't tell. lol
Casca
"does not include the right to restrict what a public school may teach their children"
ReplyDeleteBut there is logic and reason behind the insanity. If the government ponies up the $$$ to educate the kids, the government gets to determine what the kids get educated. And, no, it's not your money anymore. Once you render unto Caesar -- it's Caesar's. (See generally United States v. Malinowski, 472 F.2d 850,. 857 (3d Cir. 1973) -- taxpayer can't refuse to pay taxes just because the feds are spending the money on the Vietnam War.)
That's why our chilluns go to a private school.
Why we've homeschooled last 20 years, three kids. No other option available!
ReplyDeleteSent oldest to state university (grads this spring). Constant battle to undo brainwashing. Won't make that mistake with the remaining two.
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