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Holidays provide schools occasion to teach about religions
By Charles Haynes For too many school districts, this season of 'peace and goodwill' is disintegrating into a month of fights and lawsuits.
12.05.99
Religious liberty in America requires acceptance of diversity
By Charles Haynes Much has been made of the changing face of America — the rapidly growing racial and cultural diversity now found in every region of our nation. As year 2000 approaches, there is considerable hand-wringing among commentators about the potential for ethnic and racial strife in 21st-century America.
11.28.99
Both sides emotional over Bible in school
By Charles Haynes Want to know what people really think about the Bible and public schools? Tune in to talk radio. Callers aren't the least bit shy about telling you exactly where they stand and how wrong other people are.
11.21.99
Guidelines clear up use of Bible in schools
By Charles Haynes After more than 150 years of "Bible wars" in public education, peace may finally be at hand. On November 11, a remarkable coalition of 20 religious and educational groups released The Bible and Public Schools, the first-ever consensus guidelines on the place of the Bible in the curriculum.
11.14.99
Religion has mattered in elections from Day One
By Charles Haynes The 'character issue' appears to have put religious faith front and center in the 2000 presidential race.
11.07.99
Zachary's defeat is a loss for student's free speech rights
By Charles Haynes Little Zachary lost again last week in a case involving his first-grade teacher telling him he couldn't read his favorite story to the class because it was from the Bible.
10.31.99
Right way, wrong way to settle school religious-liberty disputes
By Charles Haynes Want kids to learn about the First Amendment? Just tell them that they can't express their religious faith in school. Presto, you'll have instant constitutional experts.
10.24.99
Character education can transform students and schools
By Charles Haynes Most Americans will tell you that character education in schools is a good idea. According to pollsters, 90% of us want schools to teach core moral values.
10.17.99
Parental involvement proves key to educational reform
By Charles Haynes Bad parents, like bad kids, get lots of attention. School officials spend much of their time dealing with problems caused by parents who are abusive, neglectful or uncaring. Maybe that's why some administrators and teachers get defensive about campaigns for more
10.10.99
Schools should let even young students start prayer groups
By Charles Haynes Contrary to what you hear on talk radio or read in direct-mail fundraising letters, public high schools aren't religion-free zones.
10.03.99
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