NODE 7731522aParents effectively lose their right
kb4vwa@juno.com (Edward R. Figueroa)Wed, 6 Nov 1996 04:28:54 -0800 (PST)
Family Research Council Washington Watch News - October 25, 1996 - Vol.
8:1
"Parents effectively lose their right to direct the upbringing of their
children when they drop them off at school, according to one federal
court judge. Earlier this year, Judge Melinda Harmon, appointed by
President Bush, ruled that Katy Independent School District in TX did
not violate parents' rights by allowing Child Protective Services to interrogate a student without notifying his parents, nor by instructing him
to lie to his parents about the incident."
NODE 413fd687Re: Parents effectively lose their right
Michael Craft <jsi@idiom.com>Wed, 6 Nov 1996 10:03:57 -0800 (PST)
> Family Research Council Washington Watch News - October 25, 1996 - Vol.
> 8:1
>
> "Parents effectively lose their right to direct the upbringing of their
> children when they drop them off at school, according to one federal
> court judge. Earlier this year, Judge Melinda Harmon, appointed by
> President Bush, ruled that Katy Independent School District in TX did
> not violate parents' rights by allowing Child Protective Services to
> interrogate a student without notifying his parents, nor by instructing
> him to lie to his parents about the incident."
Spanking and ecumenical prayer may be illegal in the schools, but
methinks the above is actually more harmful to society than mindless
prayer or a little paddling.