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November 2, 201310 myths about faith-based schoolsWe've heard the myths before. Parents can't receive public support for their children to attend a faith-based school because that would violate constitutional restrictions. Faith-based schools are selective and homogenous. Faith-based schools shred the social fabric and civic unity. Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, the myths persist. And, in doing so, they continue to hamper efforts to bring faith-based schools fully into the panoply of choices from which all parent should be able to choose - and which compose public education in the 21st Century.Posted by Jim Zellmer at November 2, 2013 12:32 AM Subscribe to this site via RSS/Atom: Newsletter signup | Send us your ideas Comments
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