In New Hampshire A Parent Can Object To The Way A Teacher Instructs

The NH legislature over rode Governor Lynch’s veto, a law that now allows any parent of child in a NH public school, to request the way the student(s) are taught.

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In what is now  a law in the Granite State, through a veto override last week, parents can object to any part of a public school cirriculum and have it replaced for their child. Perhaps born of a Tea Party nod to home schooling, it’s really an attempt to turn public education into anarchy. Read more…

 

2 thoughts on “In New Hampshire A Parent Can Object To The Way A Teacher Instructs

  1. One would think NH was a bit cooler and rational than that.

    Of course, you have to protect kids from knowledge and reason, to make them idiots and fascists.

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