-Caveat Lector- Bard -----Original Message----- From: Craig M & Ronda K. Foster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 2:54 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [RKBA!] PARENTS! Remove your child from public schools-Don't re-enroll in Fall. From: "Craig M & Ronda K. Foster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To All: This Mom And Dad did check it out, after sending 2 children through the public school system a few years back and finding out(mostly after the fact ) that all this and more is actually going on in the school systems We are now Homeschooling are 2 younger children. It is a wonderful and enjoyable experience, I don't spend anymore time teaching than I use to spend aiding with homework and don't have to spend the time "UNteaching" the garbage they would have learned in school. I can assist in links on Homeschooling and would gladly answer any questions anyone has that is considering it. (altough I will be gone away from the computor a couple of days.) Ronda Bard wrote: > From: "Bard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Folks, Don't have your Children accuse you of not providing them with the > best Education available. > Our public schools breed violence, crime, and sexual dysfunction. > Do what is best for your child and start the process of finding out about > HomeSchooling > by checking out some of these Sites: > (have you checked with your child to see if the public school is doping your > child > and/or forcing them to attend classes wherein alternative lifestyles are > taught > without your consent?) > Do you feel you can't afford HomeSchooling? > Get busy and search for a Site which will answer your concern. > > Provable Accusations against American Public Schools > http://www.riverpup.com/brainwash/school2.html > > GO TO: > http://www.altavista.com/cgi-bin/query?pg=q&kl=XX&q=homeschooling&search=Sea > rch > for Links to Homeschooling. > > More Links to Homeschooling: > http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?p=homeschooling > > HomeSchool Association of California > http://www.hsc.org/home.html > > "..both the NEA and the AFT promote policies that protect the jobs of > incompetent or poor teachers at the expense of those who would improve the > system." > http://www.bretschundler.com/neapublicenemy.html > > -----Original Message----- > From: Andre Traversa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, September 02, 1999 11:22 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [conservative] "Gay [homosexual] Awareness Film Sparks > Debate" [1stGraders] > > From: Andre Traversa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Rhianwen, > Many people in america are doing precisely that. Home-schooling has grown > by leaps and bounds. To answer your question, I don't know how common this > kind of endorement is in public schools here, since I don't think there > are available stats on what goes on in every classroom, there's so mch > that goes unreported, so much that parents don't know. Man parents don't > even know what cirricula are being used in their classrooms, but this is > gtheir own fault, and they should take the tme to find out. > Andre > > On Thu, 2 Sep 1999, [iso-8859-1] Rhianwen wrote: > > > From: =?iso-8859-1?q?Rhianwen?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > > As you guys may know, I don't live in the US, so I am > > a little concerned. Is this endorsement of homosexual > > ideals very common in schools there? 3rd grade seems a > > little young to be talking about that sort of thing :( > > > > If this happened here, I would home school. > > > > Rhianwen > > === > From: "Bard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Gay Awareness Film Sparks Debate > By Martha Irvine > Associated Press Writer > Tuesday, August 31, 1999; 12:30 p.m. EDT > > CHICAGO (AP) -- Third-graders in New York are seen debating the idea of gay > marriage. Eighth-graders in San Francisco are heard firing questions at a > gay man and a lesbian who visit their classroom. > > Storytime for first- and second-graders at a school in Cambridge, Mass., is > shown to include the book ``Asha's Mums'' about a little girl who has two > lesbian mothers. > > All are excerpts from a controversial documentary, ``It's Elementary: > Talking About Gay Issues in School,'' which first caused a stir when several > public television stations decided to air it this summer. > > Now it's being used by many school districts nationwide as a training tool > for teachers -- unifying what some say is a growing move to incorporate gay > and lesbian issues into school curriculums. > > Critics say talk about such issues belongs at home. But others argue it's a > matter of dealing with issues that students already see every day in > newspapers, on television, in movies -- and maybe even in their own > communities or classrooms. > > ``Both schools and families have to address the issue somehow because it's > there -- and it's not going back into the closet,'' said Tony D'Augelli, a > psychologist at Penn State's College of Health and Human Development. > > Chicago school officials -- who stress that ``It's Elementary'' will not be > shown to students -- said last week that the district's 589 principals would > view the film beginning in September and receive a copy for their schools > Today, however, officials said they have revised that plan, saying > principals will be told about the film during training sessions and can > request a copy for their schools. > > A city official who helped get the film into the district and who will > conduct the training sessions said the decision to provide the film was > aimed at fostering tolerance and, in turn, preventing violence against gay > and lesbian students. > > ``It's practical. It makes good sense. It's about safety for children. I > don't think anybody, regardless of their religious background, can argue > with that,'' said Mary Morten, Mayor Richard Daley's liaison on gay and > lesbian issues. > > School officials in San Francisco, who also are using ``It's Elementary,'' > have gone as far as imposing a ban on anti-gay slurs. > > ``Go stand on a playground. I guarantee you that you will hear within > minutes kids saying, 'Oh, that's so gay. What are you, a fag?''' said Kevin > Gogin, who counsels kids at the San Francisco Unified School District. > > Moves to address gay issues in the classroom are not, however, without > opponents, among them tough-talking radio talk show host Dr. Laura > Schlessinger and several religious groups who have made ``It's Elementary'' > a priority target. > > Patti Johnson, a member of the Colorado Board of Education who has spoken > out against the use of the film in her state, said she agrees with having a > no-slur policy but said some teachers are going too far. > > ``I don't think you have to go into big, deep explanations, especially when > kids are little,'' Johnson said. ``It's kind of like when you want to stop a > 2-year-old from running into the street. They don't always understand death > or dying. But they understand a quick swat on the butt.'' > > Filmmaker Debra Chasnoff, who directed and co-produced the film, said she's > simply providing resources to teachers who already have to deal with such > issues in the classroom. > > ``It just doesn't work to say, 'We're going to all be nice to one another. > Don't use those words here.' I think you need to explain who those words are > hurtful to,'' she said. > http://search.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/WAPO/19990831/V000828-083199-idx.htm > l > > Let freedom ring ....... > then the truth will prevail. > > Bless all you for keeping the Faith in your > pursuit of exercising your personal-responsiblity > to a better life. > > Regards, > Bard > > --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > > ATTENTION ONElist MEMBERS: Get your ONElist news! > Join our MEMBER NEWSLETTER here: > <a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/newsletter2 ">Click Here</a> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Please keep replies trimmed. That includes that annoying advertisement above. > To unsubscribe, send an empty message To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- chas --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- ONElist users: YOU can win a $100 gift certificate to Amazon.com. 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