I know these thing because I went to public school and I keep up with these issues.
What exactly is your evidence for the claims?
so, did you keep up with the public school that facilitated an abortion for a 15 year old in WA?
http://www.komonews.com/news/local/88971742.html#TwoCongratulations on finding one anecdote that isn't even inside the sex ed classes you mentioned before, but rather in the school clinic. Clearly one anecdote means that the policy of all public schools is the same, which is why
this video of a public school assembly where the speaker talks against homosexuality and abortion must also mean it's a universal policy. So clearly public schools are are a bunch of abortion giving gay lovers who also preach against abortion and
Do you actually have some laws or outright stated policies for a state curriculum that reflect these views in regards to abortion?
http://www.malegislature.gov/Bills/187/House/H00597Bill H.597
An Act to investigate the use of computed tomography (CT) scans in the Commonwealth.Or are you talking about the what is "going on statewide" in the present year of 2007?
I went and found that bill, and I don't see exactly where the problem is. Could you point out explicitly which part of the bill offends your delicate sensibilities? Perhaps it's the part that lets parents opt their kids out of it?
http://www.mass.gov/legis/bills/house/185/ht00/ht00597.htmThe behavior of individual teachers is not a matter of policy and can be dealt with on a case by case basis.
Well, when the school doesn’t allow anyone to pray publically, the message the kid gets is that school is opposed to prayer in schools. Kids correctly extrapolate.[/quote]
You really should actually read my posts in full before responding to them. They are allowed to pray publicly. I gave a specific example where in the school I went to the students had regular prayer meetups quite publicly around the flag pole in front of the school.
What curriculums are you aware of, exactly?[/quote]
I'm aware of the ones in Georgia that never mention abortion. I'm aware that many states have abstinence only sex ed. I'm aware that most curricula that teach contraception don't teach about abortion. (I'm not aware of a single one that does, in fact)
I could pose the same question to you - do you even know what the sex ed curriculum is at the school your kids go to?