So if someone stated handing out korans the administration would stop the immediately? Riiight!
Will this include the Common Core practice of having kids recite the shahada while kneeling on a prayer rug?
Who knew the 1st Amendment stopped at the gates of public skewls.
Odd, this is just a hoot ‘n a holler from Dayton, Bryan College, etc.
Saw a similar story on this locally last night:
http://ksnt.com/2015/11/11/groups-says-bibles-in-geary-county-school-unconstitutional/
Per the article, there is ‘concern’...and a student felt ‘very uncomfortable’.
Good, no more evolution!
Except the koran, of course.
Get YOUR children out of the government indoctrination centers - NOW!
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To maintain order all schools,, both private and government, must restrict First Amendment rights. This is perfectly OK in a private school because parents have **privately** agreed with the policies of the school.
When government schools restrict First Amendment rights it is not OK. One of the worst aspects of government schooling is that children are at risk of learning to be comfortable with government functionaries restricting their God-given rights.
There is no solution to the conundrum. Government schools pit one group of neighbors against another as each strives to impose their worldview on their neighbor's children.
Solution: Begin the process of privatizing all schooling on every level.
I really hate it when the word “religious” or “religion” is used to describe the agenda of the left.
They aren’t against “religious freedom” or against dispensing of “religious materials”.
They’re opposed to Christians, Christianity, and Christian materials.