I'm from Missouri: Another Florida school board to consider resolution against Darwinian dogmatism

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Friday, February 08, 2008

Another Florida school board to consider resolution against Darwinian dogmatism

The Florida Citizens for Science blog reports that the Bay District School Board in Bay County, Florida, will at its coming Wednesday meeting consider a resolution against the current proposed state science standards that call for dogmatic teaching of Darwiinism. The email addresses of the school board members and the superintendent are:

mccalje@bay.k12.fl.us,
sabispg@bay.k12.fl.us,
brockjl@bay.k12.fl.us,
littllt@bay.k12.fl.us,
mcfatjt@bay.k12.fl.us,
allendm@bay.k12.fl.us

Labels: Evolution education

2 Comments:

Jim Sherwood said...: I think that the most effective route would be for Florida parents to complain strongly to their children's teachers and principals about this drive for indoctrination in Darwinist pseudoscience (or really, in Darwinist ideology.) Such grassroots action could prevent the standards from being adopted: or else, assure that few teachers will actually teach such stuff, in any case.; Friday, February 08, 2008 4:40:00 PM
Anonymous said...: > I think that the most effective route would be for Florida parents to complain strongly ... <

About such theories as the earth being an oblate spheroid. We all know that it is flat.; Saturday, February 09, 2008 10:51:00 AM