The atheists overplayed their hand. After their string of victories banning prayer and the Ten Commandments, they must have thought the time was ripe to get rid of God in the Pledge of Allegiance. But our country simply isn't going to stand for … [Read more...] about Important Court Decisions On Schools
Education Reporter — July 2002
Homeschooling Has Come A Long Way
My psychological batteries were just recharged by attending a remarkable convention of Florida homeschoolers in Orlando. The 10,000 conventioneers who overflowed the Gaylord Palms Resort should have been serenaded with “You've come a long way, … [Read more...] about Homeschooling Has Come A Long Way
Another Immigration Loophole: 245(i)
The watchword of the Bush Administration's education reform is accountability. To receive federal funds, everyone in education must be accountable: teachers, students and schools. But whatever happened to accountability when it comes to border … [Read more...] about Another Immigration Loophole: 245(i)
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How Public School Curriculum Has Changed! — March 2002
How Public School Curriculum Has Changed! Obsession with Nosy Questionnaires Many parents assume that the tests given to their children in public school are only for educational purposes. To the contrary, for many years schools … [Read more...] about How Public School Curriculum Has Changed! — March 2002
Public School Isn’t Like I Remember It
Public schools seem to be obsessed with requiring students to fill out nosy questionnaires. The latest outrage, entitled “How Am I?”, asked 55 intrusive questions of New Jersey 7th and 8th graders. Here are a few of the nosy questions. … [Read more...] about Public School Isn’t Like I Remember It
