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A '''Board of Education''' is set of officials elected at the local level to oversee the management of the local [[public school]]. Depending on the location, there can be several Boards of Education for different grade levels in the public school system. | A '''Board of Education''' is set of officials elected at the local level to oversee the management of the local [[public school]]. Depending on the location, there can be several Boards of Education for different grade levels in the public school system. | ||
| − | While Boards of Education give the appearance of local control, in fact the most important decisions concern the curriculum of what is taught, and that is typically outside the control of the Board. State standards, and now even federal standards, promote an | + | While Boards of Education give the appearance of local control, in fact the most important decisions concern the curriculum of what is taught, and that is typically outside the control of the Board. State standards, and now even federal standards, promote an irreligious curriculum designed to destroy the [[faith]] of students by the time they graduate. |
[[Category:government]] | [[Category:government]] | ||
Revision as of 01:37, July 28, 2013
A Board of Education is set of officials elected at the local level to oversee the management of the local public school. Depending on the location, there can be several Boards of Education for different grade levels in the public school system.
While Boards of Education give the appearance of local control, in fact the most important decisions concern the curriculum of what is taught, and that is typically outside the control of the Board. State standards, and now even federal standards, promote an irreligious curriculum designed to destroy the faith of students by the time they graduate.