Just When You Thought It Wasn't Safe To Go Back To Arizona

scaeagles · 05-12-2010, 01:44 PM

I believe there is a difference between the facilitation of a discussion critical of government without the published text books advocating hispanic separatism and the return of various portions of US owned land to Mexico.

And don't you suppose politicians already decide what is taught in school? There are standards to be met, core requirements, the Superintendent is an elected position, as are school boards.

This doesn't mean I oppose what you are saying - this is one reason my kids go private. I don't want the government deciding everything they are taught. However, it seems well within the rights of government if it is government paying the bill.

05-12-2010, 01:44 PM	#11
scaeagles I LIKE! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,819	I believe there is a difference between the facilitation of a discussion critical of government without the published text books advocating hispanic separatism and the return of various portions of US owned land to Mexico. And don't you suppose politicians already decide what is taught in school? There are standards to be met, core requirements, the Superintendent is an elected position, as are school boards. This doesn't mean I oppose what you are saying - this is one reason my kids go private. I don't want the government deciding everything they are taught. However, it seems well within the rights of government if it is government paying the bill.
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