Posted on 04/28/2022 7:52:44 AM PDT by GarthVader
For the second half of my public school education I lived in a small rural county which had just one high school -- a high school which graduated significantly less than 200 students/year. In other words, the local school board had exactly one high school to supervise, and a rather small one at that. Given that the county had significantly less than 10,000 residents in it, school board members were accountable. Any naughtiness in order to appease wacky academic trends could be countered by disgruntled parents in short order. When I was in junior high, they had a Bible reading and a prayer over the intercom each morning -- despite the fact that such activities had been declared illegal by the Supreme Court for over a decade. My high school had strict dress codes; the cheerleader outfits were depressingly conservative. From what I hear from family, that school system has so far resisted the rainbow flags and sodomy lessons taught at our "better" public schools. I believe they are still publicly praying as well.
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Boys and girls should be educated in separate schools, at least middle school until college. They should also wear uniforms. There is no place in decent society for trannys, so they have to knock it off or get treatment. No coddling.
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