Such an acceptance of diversity is legally and socially necessary, but even more importantly, is beneficial to the education of students who will have to be able to adapt to the increasingly global nature of our society in order to be successful adults. If Douglass Elementary is to operate as a community school, it must do so as part of a community that is willing to look outward, not as part of a community that wishes to isolate itself from the rest of the world. I am looking for teachers, ex-teachers, parents, students, and others who have had experiences with organized religious practice in public schools. If linking to this site use the homepage URL and if possible attach the above graphic. All articles are used with permission.
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