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Some state lawmakers actively seeking common ground
By Charles Haynes After the rancor and division of the presidential race, I might not have chosen to spend an entire morning with a roomful of politicians.
11.19.00
Virginia student takes stand against silence
By Charles Haynes When his teacher calls for a moment of silence every morning, Jordan Kupersmith gets up and leaves the room.
11.12.00
Supreme Court to get Good News
By Charles Haynes The Good News Club is going to the Supreme Court. And the outcome could have far-reaching implications for how we apply the First Amendment in public schools.
11.05.00
Schools must model democracy to teach it effectively
By Charles Haynes Here's a frightening thought: The schools where we educate for democratic citizenship are often among the least democratic places in our society.
10.29.00
Award-winning Schools of Character showcase character-education successes
By Charles Haynes Character education is moving to the top of the school reform agenda.
10.23.00
Halloween activities in schools can be divisive
By Charles Haynes Many school administrators are caught in the crossfire between parents who support and parents who oppose Halloween observances in the classroom.
10.15.00
Students' religious expression has rightful place in public schools
By Charles Haynes Does the First Amendment ban any mention of Jesus in elementary public schools?
10.08.00
Public overlooking important implications of recent religious-protection act
By Charles Haynes Shouting matches and lawsuits over “school prayer,” holiday displays, vouchers and other church-state issues may grab the headlines.
10.01.00
Voters favor equal treatment for religious charities addressing social needs
By Charles Haynes Religion is the hot topic of campaign 2000. There's plenty of God-talk on the campaign trail, especially from the first Jewish candidate on a major party ticket.
09.24.00
Split decision over Bible story begs high court involvement
By Charles Haynes Did a first-grade teacher violate Zachary Hood's rights when she barred him from reading a story from the Beginner's Bible?
09.17.00
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