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LaurieFL
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If I manage to have children or adopt any, you can be certain they will not be involved in the public school system. I will homeschool or will find a small, local, Bible-based Christian school where I can both teach and have them attend.
Public school has been a bad scene pretty much since they removed prayer from schools, and it is getting worse every day.
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evanoff
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Now you can see why more and more people are homeschooling...
Now you can see why our children in America are failing in math and reading skills..
I agree its' time to raise our voices regarding our public schools. In every corner of this country.
Blessings,
Lisa
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WhiteEagle
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This mother was on the O'Reilly Factor last night.
She feels that the school has something to hide, since they kicked her out. she pointed out that parents are allowed to videotape games, and other school activities, but not this class.
She said that when she was present, that an instructor was talking with the students about his past history. The instructor said he had falen in love with his sister's husband.
The Gays don't want parents involved as they know the parents will object to this kind of teaching.
I think more of us parents should attend these kinds of "Diversity conferences" en masse and bring it all out into the open for all to see.
It really sickens me to see evidence of gay indoctrination toward young people who are so impressionable, and for the State to disregard the wishes of parents so blatantly.
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evanoff
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Parents kicked out of 'gay day'
Concerned mom tried to videotape event
Posted: December 17, 2004
1:00 a.m. Eastern
© 2004 WorldNetDaily.com
Two parents who objected to a Massachusetts high school's homosexual-awareness day were expelled from the campus after a mother began videotaping a session.
Brian Camenker, an activist who has a son at Newton North High School in Newtonville, Mass., and Kim Cariani, mother of two students, said four police officers and the school principal warned they would be charged with trespassing if they didn't leave the campus Wednesday.
Kim Cariani tried to videotape a "gay day" session at her childrens' school. (Courtesy Boston Herald)
A distraught Cariani told the Boston Herald she believes the school's "To BGLAD: Transgender, Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Awareness Day" has no place in the curriculum.
"It's against my religion," she said. "It's morally wrong and forced in a child's face."
Continue story here:
http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=41972
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