by oldedude on June 28, 2022 7:20 pm
"School curriculums should be decided by the school boards, who are elected by the voters. As the Heritage Foundation says, "America is a republic and not a pure democracy." Meaning we elect our representatives to make decisions on our behalf. We don't need parents to micromanage all aspects of governmental activity including classroom curriculums."
I think I have a perfect right to know what my child is being taught in school. Let's reverse it. Your child starts learning and being preached about how good white supremacy is? Or be told by a teacher that gays should be burned at the stake? The strangest thing happened. It is now forbidden in most schools to say the pledge of allegiance in school.
As a post script, yes, you can actually get a clearance if you smoked weed. If you deny it, you're screwed because you lied. Case in point.
'Employees at professional services company Ernst & Young (EY) cheated on their ethics exams — leading to a $100 million fine, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced Tuesday.
EY — known as one of the “big four” accounting firms — admitted that a “significant number” of audit professionals cheated on the ethics portion of their certified public accountant (CPA) exams and continuing education courses, according to a press release from the agency. The company also withheld evidence of the misconduct from officials."
dailywire.com
by Donna on June 28, 2022 7:21 pm
That was being smart, because they could check if you told the truth. I would have told the truth in that situation too. In a situation with a coach leading a prayer, though, I can see where a player who isn't religious might find it easier just to fake it rather than make a statement.
The court stressed that Coach Joe Kennedy’s prayers began as private and personal expression and were not official acts of promoting religion at school.