Sunday, September 21, 2008
Public School Proselytizers Pay the Penalty
A federal judge rules that Wilson County schools must pay $171,000 in attorney fees for promoting Christian doctrine instead of educating children. When backwards school systems jettison their neutrality, courts should hit them where it hurts: in the pocket book. I doubt many school systems have the huge revenue base needed to absorb many of these penalties. It should teach them a thing or two about keeping their eye on the ball instead of sidetracking to cultural issues having little to do with making the next generation competitive.
Labels:
Culture,
Education,
Establishment Clause,
Justice System,
Tennessee
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