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Monthly Archives: April 2005
Censoring schools
Loudoun Times-Mirror April 13, 2005 By Jeri McGiverin, Mainstream Loudoun “I’m not looking to invite litigation, but I’m also not looking to escape it by not doing the job we’re here to do.” This was the closing remark of Mark … Continue reading
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Tagged Drama policy, LCPS, Letters, Schools, Viewpoint discrimination
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Censoring School Plays
A School Board committee is trying to craft a policy on school productions. Loudoun Connection April 13, 2005 By Andrea Zentz Members of a School Board committee will spend the next two weeks reviewing proposed guidelines for drama productions in … Continue reading
Facts are inconvenient things . .
School Censorship Policy Update This morning’s missive from the increasingly hysterical Sterling Supervisor follows at the end. Feel free to use the contact information he has provided. The truth is that certain members of the Legislative and Policy Committee, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Drama policy, Eugene Delgaudio, Hate groups, LCPS, School Board, Schools, Viewpoint discrimination
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Proposed School Board Policy Would Have Banned Play
Leesburg Today April 11, 2005 By Allen Browning The school board legislative policy committee did not adopt a proposed new policy on “theatrical productions” during its meeting last week but had the policy under discussion been in place at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Drama policy, LCPS, Schools, Viewpoint discrimination
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School Board Considering Guidelines For Plays
Washington Post Loudoun Extra April 10, 2005 By Rosalind S. Helderman The Loudoun County School Board is considering a new policy governing school plays, part of a continuing wave of reaction to the performance of a student-written piece featuring a … Continue reading
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Tagged Drama policy, LCPS, Schools
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Your voice needed at School Board meeting
School Board meeting Tuesday, April 12 The School Board Legislative and Policy Committee is going forward with plans to create a policy restricting the content of student drama productions – and some members have made it known that they want … Continue reading
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Tagged Drama policy, Gay-Straight Alliance, LCPS, School Board, Schools, Viewpoint discrimination
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Government in private life
Loudoun Easterner April 6, 2005 Mr. Moseley’s recent editorial asserts that most people think marriage is only between a man and a woman; he also says that the gay community is trying to “reshape society” rather than simply fighting for … Continue reading
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Tagged “Affirmation of Marriage Act”, Civil rights, Dick Black, Discrimination, HB 751, Letters
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