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hypocrite. Up until six months ago that was not a requirement for teaching in Virginia public schools. I don’t envy the superintendant trying to recruit teachers.
“This document will require hundreds of hours each school year. I’d rather bet they’re not there to be found . . . One thing we've learned is you cannot ignore what’s going on in Richmond and Washington until after it happens.”
What about enforcement?
Toni Von Fange. pastor of the Reynolds Memorial Baptist Church in Sperryville. said, "I want to thank you all for your efforts in getting conservatives and liberals together . . . It’s a good document basically, but I am concerned about how it will be enforced. WTiat’s to stop a teacher from saying that is in the curriculum, but this is what it’s really like, kids? ... I want to praise you for keeping masturbation out of the document, at least I think you have . . . I‘m worried about the children tho take the opt out. What might be done to keep them from being discriminated against? Will parents be supplied with the document so they can work ahead with the kids? I highly recommend that elementary school kids not be taught any sexually explicit material. It will warp their ways of expressing affection later.
Joyce Abell of Woodville said she had “taught in Montgomery County, Maryland. I taught family life education and worked on the curriculum.
"I appreciate the work you have done, You have done k remarkable
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