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“Conflicting values”
I have no doubt whatsoever that there are some people sitting around somewhere trying to think of a way to attack School Board member John Stevens for this excellent post. Please, read it all, and let him know how much … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy
Tagged Church of the Valley, Community, John Stevens, LCSB, Media, School Board
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Don’t poke the bear
Archive of drama policy material The panel on the LCPS theatrical presentations policy held last night was very illuminating – kudos to the LEAP program coordinators for pulling it together. There will be a detailed report later below the fold, … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Reports
Tagged Concerned Women for America, Dick Black, Drama policy, Hate groups, Heckler's veto, LCSB, School Board, Schools, Viewpoint discrimination, Youth
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“Identity politics” at LEAP
Why would a counseling professional discuss adolescent identity formation and challenges to fitting in at school, and fail to include a discussion of sexual orientation and gender conformity? This is an excellent question, and one that several parents asked me … Continue reading →