School district officials in a generally rural central Virginia county have decided not to try to force homeschooling parents and children to justify their religious beliefs to the satisfaction of the government.
The taxpayer-funded school board for the Goochland County Public Schools voted on Tuesday night to reverse course — at least partially — on a policy that had required children ages 14 and older to furnish local school bureaucrats with a statement concerning their religious beliefs.
The repeal came after hundreds of angry parents showed up at a school board meeting to show and voice their concerns, area CBS affiliate WTVR reports.
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What business is it of theirs. Mind your own religion and stay out of others religions.
ReplyDeleteIntrusive and over- bearing. Good for homeschoolers. They can hardly bear they
can't get their indoctrination methods into the minds of homeschoolers.
They can hardly bear they can't get their indoctrination methods into the minds of homeschoolers.
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This just in from our friends north of the border in Ontario - homeschooling is legal in Canada, so get going, ehh!!
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Really. :)
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because the kids need the information.
Wonder how we ever survived...........? :)