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Youth suspended over sketch of gun
World Net Daily (AZ)
August 22, 2007
Officials say drawing by teen 'absolutely considered a threat'
A 13-year-old boy has been suspended for three days by an Arizona public school because he sketched a picture that resembled a gun, something school officials said they "absolutely" believed could pose a threat.
Homeschoolers succumb to government money
World Net Daily (AK)
by Dr. Samuel L. Blumenfeld
November 4, 2006
Why not use online technology to tap into a market that no one else in public education was serving: the homeschool student?
And thus IDEA was born. The plan was to entice homeschoolers with a package of goodies, including computers, plus a cash allotment for non-religious educational materials.
Guarantee of parents' rights sought in California
World Net Daily
by Ron Strom
July 16, 2011
Constitutional amendment seen as fighting pro-'gay,' diversity education
Diversity or tolerance education programs that focus on preventing verbal harassment, threats and violence against students are not "sex education" or "family life" programs within the meaning of the California Education Code. Parents do not have a right to receive notice about or to opt their children out of such programs. ...
Baptist activists: Pull kids out of school
Resolution urges members to reject government education
A resolution supporters hope will make it to the floor of the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting next month calls on the millions of members of the denomination to pull their kids out of government schools and either homeschool them or send them to Christian schools.
Homeschoolers vs. Big Brother
by Michelle Malkin
New Jersey's child-welfare system, like most state child-welfare systems, is a corrupt and deadly mess. Children are lost in the shuffle, shipped to abusive foster homes, returned to rapists and child molesters, and left to die in closets while paperwork
Last week, a Democratic assemblywoman introduced a bill that would impose annual academic testing and annual medical exams on homeschooled students in the Garden State. Never mind a federal law that prohibits states from requiring that homeschoolers take the state assessment designed for public-school students. And never mind the fact that no public- or private-school students are subject to such health regulations. The State Board of Education would be given unprecedented regulatory authority over homeschoolers.
The real reason the state opposes homeschooling
by Michael Arnold Glueck, M.D., and Robert J. Cihak, M.D.,
In several states, such as California and Illinois, educrats are threatening parents with court action if they don't allow officials to intrude into their homes and evaluate their programs beyond the authority of state law. The game gets rough. In Illinois, according to the Chicago Tribune, truant officers arrive in police cars, bearing letters telling parents to come to "pretrial hearings" At least one officer told a parent "we can take your children away."
School districts accomplices to sex abuse
by Jon Dougherty
Pro-life group advises administrators about reporting teen girls' activity
A pro-life organization that has accused Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers of hiding child abuse says school districts that refer girls to such services also may be culpable.
Christmas in America becomes battleground
by Joe Kovacs
As holiday traditions draw national controversy, believers, pagans grapple over Jesus' inclusion
Are atheists correct that the very day set aside by hundreds of millions across the world to honor the birth of their Savior is merely a relic of sun worship' And if it is, why would some schools ban it' And even if today's holiday traditions have their roots in heathen practices, should Christians who wish to be true to their faith take part'
Homeschoolers find intact dinosaur skeleton Scientist says 22-foot animal likely died during cataclysmic flood
by Evolution Watch
"A dinosaur fossil expedition for home educators has excavated a large, rare, intact allosaurus..."
Let's debate
by Elizabeth Farah
Editorial calls for all a debate. Farah's provacative declaration begins with this sentence, "All parents who are married and have no extraordinary circumstances to prevent them, should today remove their children from the government school system - one of you two should stay home with them...."