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I would guess, we've, already spent over 3 million in tax money on the Freshwater thing. Who ever will end the mess, gets my vote. It my understanding, that the school board spent, in excess of 200,000 dollars before school start. Bring in lawyers, to tell the teachers what they can and can not teach or what they can or can not say. Does anyone know any more about that?
Wow this seams like a biased group to be holding the meet the candidate night! The meetings are even at Freshwaters church.Our next MeetupRegular Meeting Sep 29 Tue 6:30 PM Where? Trinity Assembly of God Church 1051 Beech St Mount Vernon, OH 43050 Who’s coming? 11 Yes / 3 Maybe Want to attend? Tentative Agenda OPENING PRAYER Mission Statement / What 912 Stands for School Board Candidate Night (October 13th Memorial Theater) Materials Committee report Discuss Healthcare Bills Volunteer needed to be treasurerdhw- The school every year has to do teacher training.
I guess I am only one that thinks there will never be another school bond passed, in Mt Vernon. What I want is someones, to at least put bandages on the bleeding, before the patient is dead.
SDBAs a Christian, I do not feel discriminated against at all. When my kids were in public school, I watched Christmas programs that included traditional Christian songs and I watched people get mightly upset when the Christmas program did not include any traditional Christian songs but rather had songs that were more from the Santa version of Christmas or had an "Around The World" type theme. There are numerous denominations of Christianity. The list is extensive.[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christian_denominations]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christian_denominations[/url]As a Christian there are things taught in other denominations that I don't agree with and I have the right not to have that taught to my children. There is no simple way to teach Christianity because of the range of beliefs within it. Of course there is one common link amongst the denominations which is Jesus Christ but I can assure you that after that there can be some extreme views from one denomination to another.I want my children (when they are young) to be taught the Christian beliefs that I hold and that is done at the Church or Churches of my choosing......not in a Science class or any other class at school. I also want my children to learn tolerance of different beliefs which is not taught in all denominations of Christianity. I don't agree with New Age Christians who believe that Jesus walked with dinosaurs and I don't want that taught to my children. This is NOT about other religions from my perspective but about anyone teaching students any set of religious beliefs. Separation of church and state protects my right as a Christian to teach my children the Christian beliefs/values I want them to be taught without interference by a teacher or public employee who has differing views. I don't want my children's science teacher (or any other teacher for that matter) teaching religion and I don't want my minister teaching science (or any other school subject for that matter).This is about my right as a Christian to protect my children against the beliefs of extreme Christianity or fundamentalists as well as protecting students with different religious beliefs being told what they believe will send them to H E double toothpicks when they are trying to receive an education. I also don't want children going to school and hearing statements from teachers like, "Catholics aren't Christians", "there's the Jew" and more judgmental statements that I can't post. And, yes, these statements occurred in the MTV High School and don't belong in a public school environment.
SDBAs a Christian, I do not feel discriminated against at all. When my kids were in public school, I watched Christmas programs that included traditional Christian songs and I watched people get mightly upset when the Christmas program did not include any traditional Christian songs but rather had songs that were more from the Santa version of Christmas or had an "Around The World" type theme. There are numerous denominations of Christianity. The list is extensive.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christian_denominationsAs a Christian there are things taught in other denominations that I don't agree with and I have the right not to have that taught to my children. There is no simple way to teach Christianity because of the range of beliefs within it. Of course there is one common link amongst the denominations which is Jesus Christ but I can assure you that after that there can be some extreme views from one denomination to another.I want my children (when they are young) to be taught the Christian beliefs that I hold and that is done at the Church or Churches of my choosing......not in a Science class or any other class at school. I also want my children to learn tolerance of different beliefs which is not taught in all denominations of Christianity. I don't agree with New Age Christians who believe that Jesus walked with dinosaurs and I don't want that taught to my children. This is NOT about other religions from my perspective but about anyone teaching students any set of religious beliefs. Separation of church and state protects my right as a Christian to teach my children the Christian beliefs/values I want them to be taught without interference by a teacher or public employee who has differing views. I don't want my children's science teacher (or any other teacher for that matter) teaching religion and I don't want my minister teaching science (or any other school subject for that matter).This is about my right as a Christian to protect my children against the beliefs of extreme Christianity or fundamentalists as well as protecting students with different religious beliefs being told what they believe will send them to H E double toothpicks when they are trying to receive an education. I also don't want children going to school and hearing statements from teachers like, "Catholics aren't Christians", "there's the Jew" and more judgmental statements that I can't post. And, yes, these statements occurred in the MTV High School and don't belong in a public school environment.