Public spaces, private interests, religion and schools version part 376
On occasion, K-12 school systems can back into reasonable ways of negotiating church-state boundaries. In Collier County, Florida, as a result of conflict between the schools and a group wanting to pass out bibles, the Collier schools established a day that community groups could collectively present pamphlets, literature, etc. for students. The two conditions for participating […]
Please don’t prove me right THAT quickly
Yesterday morning I wrote a brief entry anticipating (and dreading) overgeneralization from the Arum and Roksa book, but I never expected Kevin Carey would be the quickest example out of the chute, complete with a straw-man caricature of administrators (which may well be true of some private college/university administrators, but I think Carey has a foot-wide brush […]