I can't believe he's letting her stay there the rest of the year. I'd take my kid out right away. (They can put her into a gifted program at a public school at least.)
The dad indicated she's a high functioning student. Maybe she's not really he just thinks so. "She is ahead of most of her peers and also is taking Latin there." I suppose it was too much inference on my part to think she might at least belong in a gifted program.
It's troubling that dad could this story out into the interwebs without a problem but he didn't take the time to inquire about the curriculum before he sent his child to a school that he had to pay for.
Since you're playing with numbers, let's get them right. Bush left office with a CBS/NYT approval rating of 22% while as of today, Obama has a Zogby approval rating of 44%.
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This just makes me sad. I go to a Catholic school and we (obviously) teach evolution and even have a QSA. I don't understand why people don't understand that religion and science can work together, so they chose the one that there is no proof of instead of the one that cannot be untrue.