-=> Quoting Paul Nixon to David R. Norton <=-
 PN> Depends on how they define the act of school prayer.  A moment of
 PN> silence where students may or may not pray, or think of any subject
 PN> whatsoever I have no problem with.
 Me either, but it seems that's forbidden also....
 PN> Better, though to scrap the whole state educational system,
 PN> privatize, give the taxpayers back their productivity to buy whatever
 PN> education they choose.
 That's how it used to be and I can't really say for sure I'm in favor
 of it.  There must be some standards observed if children are to go on
 to college, certain courses have to be taught if the student's are to
 continue in a different system.  Also, what about moving?  Suppose my
 school system teaches first year algebra in 7th grade and my child
 finishes 6th grade and then transfers to a system that teaches it in
 sixth grade?  How can he catch up?  The idea would have to include
 some nation wide standards, I think....
 Take Care,
 David R. Norton [norton@doitnow.com]
... At a nude wedding, everyone can tell who the best man is!!!
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