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If it is a local school sure, but not if it is a Public school, such would clearly be Unconstitutional. That is hardly a big-government argument, that the Government not teach a religious belief instead of science is a SMALL government position, but you are obviously not rational enough on the subject to see that.

No problems with people who do not want to vaccinate themselves. They only hurt the unvaccinated.

And no, I am absolutely AGAINST a national database of DNA for newborns. I am FOR collection of DNA from convicted felons and have worked as a DNA analyst for a private company that did the sequencing and submitted the ID marker data to the federal CODIS database in response to a law passed in the Commonwealth of Virginia to do so.

How do you feel that is any different than collecting fingerprint data from convicted felons? I asked you that before but you never answered. Are you also against collecting fingerprint data? Do you think that collecting fingerprint data from criminals is a violation of their right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure?

If it is a local school sure, but not if it is a Public school, such would clearly be Unconstitutional.

And yes, I do mean public schools. You know, the ones paid for by the public, who should have a say in how their tax money is used to educate their children.

That is hardly a big-government argument, that the Government not teach a religious belief instead of science is a SMALL government position, but you are obviously not rational enough on the subject to see that.

Oh yes, it most certainly is. It's advocating for the control of education by the government, with the government teaching the religious belief system of atheism (aka secular humanism). it's a liberal position through and through. The government has NO business being in the education field.

No, because it's not unreasonable when used to catch a criminal who has already left their fingerprints all over a crime scene.