A federal judge recently denied a request by parents who want to opt-out their children from LGBTQ readings.
have them at night and on weekends and during the summer months. Maybe they take them for worship and religious instruction one or two hours during the week. Based on time alone, who has the greater advantage to influence young minds – parents or public schools? A teacher’s authority, along with peer pressure to conform, can undermine a parent’s religious beliefs and those of their children.
I am a product of the Montgomery County school system, to the likely shame of those currently running it. My classmates and I were taught classic subjects and received what was considered a good education. It was the same with the university I attended, which has also been taken over by"woke" teaching. The costs associated with education have gone up while the quality has declined.A personal story. Some years ago I met then-Republican Congresswoman Connie Morella at a social function.
The option given by Judge Boardman to religious parents that they can pull their kids out of public schools ought to be accepted. The parents should then campaign for their tax dollars to follow their children to the private school of their choice.
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