The Feddle Gummint has a constitutional obligation to keep out of this argument, lets see if it knows its role.
In other words, 2 people called and it is time to go judge-shopping.
I see they mention The Circle School here in Harrisburg. My goalie (soccer) goes to that school.
Last Saturday after a tournament in Philly he came to me and said, "coach, I think I want to play in the field next week instead of goalie, it will make me feel better." Honest, he said that.
I said, "son, what the hell do you think we are practicing for today?" "We are in the PA State Indoor Cup next week and this was practice for it." "I continued, if you are not going to play goalie next week, let me know right now and please don't show up because your off the team." I continued, "Now, that outta make you feel good."
http://www.post-gazette.com/localnews/20030208pledgereg2p2.asp
It starts:
Pledge of Allegiance law vexes schools
Saturday, February 08, 2003
By Carmen J. Lee, Post-Gazette Education Writer
"Waldorf School of Pittsburgh employees didn't know about the new state law requiring students to recite the Pledge of Allegiance. They also were not aware it was supposed to take effect yesterday.
But staff members at the South Side private school said they disagreed with having students recite the pledge every day and with notifying their parents if they didn't.
The American Civil Liberties Union does, too, and filed a lawsuit this week in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia, arguing that the law violates a person's constitutional right to free speech."
Link in beginning of post will take you to full article.