Funny thing about the majority of "pro-gov't school types" on this board...for every nasty post, rude comment and hateful innuendo here, we let it go with stride.
I defend my profession, yes I do, especially when I ask, like I am about to do now, for concrete evidence of your information.
Could you please provide me with a link or a study linking loss of faith from a "government school" vs a home school situation?
Merry Christmas to you and yours, and remember Who is the reason.:)
Interesting statement.
What would be even more interesting would be if you, glide625, could point to some posts that attack anti-public school advocates. Show us a post or two where Christian home schoolers, on this site, are called wicked, sinners, child-abusers, naive, dumb, evil, greedy, stupid, etc. I bet I can show you about 50 or more pages where Christian public school teachers are called those things.
No public school teacher or advocate is going to slam anyone for wanting to homeschool their children, at least not in the way that public school parents and teachers get slammed.
I teach where I teach because I believe it is the right place for me right now. Not because I'm cooperating with the atheists, not because I'm greedy, but because I am where I am supposed to be.
In Virginia, we also have the 'moment of silence.' Every morning, the kids and teachers pause to reflect. Sometimes the principal mentions something for the students to reflect upon, sometimes she doesn't.
It would be nice if the vitriol heaped upon Christian school teachers would just stop - especially the attacks coming from people that would not want the same words directed back towards them.
Merry Christmas to you and yours. May the New Year bring you peace and prosperity.
The same to you and yours!