3/25/24 5 O ‘Clock Report
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3/25/24 5 O ‘Clock Report
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3/25/24 5 O ‘Clock Report
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Teacher Evaluations
Gym Class “Opt-Out”
Saving SUNY
Lots of “Issues in Education” to discuss this week. Our guest is Dr. Ralph Kerr at the Teaching and Learning Institute
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In honor of Purim, it’s another news report from bible times, and today’s report comes from the book of Esther!
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Then: part of the Easter story, from the perspective of the Crown of Thorns…
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“Capital Connection” on Family Life
Two family-values watchdogs join the Family Life Noon Report each Friday, to recap and analyze the biggest social, cultural and political stories of the week. Among the events and issues on the agenda for Jason McGuire and Michael Geer this week:
Jason McGuire is executive director of an advocacy/educational group which recently updated its name and logo to reemphasize its mission: New York Families.
Michael Geer founded the Pennsylvania Family Institute in 1989, serving as its president since that time.
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PAfamily.org NewYorkFamilies.org FamilyLife.org/newspodcasts
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3/21/24 5 O ‘Clock Report
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Gender, Sports, Parental Rights, and the First Amendment – “Faith Under Fire”
A small Christian school has sued its state sports association, after the Vermont Principals Association evicted the school’s teams from the group. The Mid Vermont Christian School’s girls basketball team forfeited a state tournament game, rather than play an opposing team which included a 6-foot tall player who was born male.
Attorney Jake Reed says the forfeit which ended a successful sports season was a sharp punishment in and of itself, but the statewide group retaliated by forbidding that school from all participation in any other sport (and academic competitions) sponsored by the association. Mid Vermont is also out of a state tuition program, taking away advantages for students and families.
This brought a First-Amendment lawsuit, and the next hearing in the case happens in April. Greg Gillispie asked Reed about matters or parental rights and recent trends on how courts have been ruling in transgender cases and allegations of bias against people of faith.
Jacob Reed is an attorney with the Alliance Defending Freedom, a legal organization which takes on cases related to religious freedom, marriage and family, free speech and the sanctity of life. His emphasis with ADF often centers on schools, students and educational matters.
Details of this specific case can be found here and here.
These are the links to the school and to the state association.