You or Robert earlier asked why I don’t remove her from the school district if I don’t like them questioning my or my child’s faith….shouldn’t it  be the other way around…if a parent wants their child to taught about faith…that they remove their child & send them to Alter or Xenia Christian…private schools not public that are state & federally funded

Teaching About Religion
5. Students may be taught about religion, but public schools may not teach religion. As the U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly said, “[i]t might well be said that one’s education is not complete without a study of comparative religion, or the history of religion and its relationship to the advancement of civilization.” It would be difficult to teach art, music, literature and most social studies without considering religious influences.  
The history of religion, comparative religion, the Bible (or other scripture)-as-literature (either as a separate course or within some other existing course), are all permissible public school subjects.

Over there years I have study the liberal thought process, a process that involves huge assumptions and leaping to conclusions. All this time I knew JA was making a mountain out of a mole hill, a liberal specialty. Liberals love to play the victim card, I called her out on it and Lisa backed up my assumptions. Again, my assumptions were based on years and years of studying the “outraged” liberal.

I love to stereotype liberals. It is easier that way. You can mock me, but I am 100% right. Thank you. Where should I send the bill Gary? You have learned so much from me I might as well charge you.

She would know the name of the math teacher my daughter had that during my parent teacher conference with her, that couldn’t give her any extra help during study hall, yet offered me to have my daughter join her Prayer Group & and we could all pray for a better grade.

Even if Lisa is real & lives here & her daughter was MY daughter’s best friend….she still wouldn’t know half of what we’ve put up with here & have just dealt with & kept our mouths shut about to avoid anymore conflict for her…..I know that my biggest regret as a parent will always be having moved here. I tell my family I moved 4 miles down the road & 40 yrs back to Appalachia.  We never the first time, ever encountered a situation in the Kettering schools that we felt as if religion was ever more than a personal family issue. 

Would also imagine if we had stayed in the Kettering schools my daughter would have been taught about the Civil War…as her teacher skipped over those chapters here in Bellbrook, when I asked the teacher why “because the Civil War isn’t hardly touched on in the Ohio Graduation Test”.

@Gene & Robert
http://www.aclu.org/religion-belief/joint-statement-current-law-religion-public-schools
“teachers may not require students to modify, include or excise religious views in their assignments”

Let us also not forget how Sugarcreek & the loving nonjudgemental Christians here made national news, not to long ago  http://www.jihadwatch.org/2008/10/dayton-islamophobic-hate-crime-hoax-police-report-victim-blamed-black-males.html
 ”The answer may be that the Islamic Society of Greater Dayton is moving its mosque to the distant and white suburbs of Sugarcreek Township — a plan approved just days before the alleged incident, as this pre-incident Dayton Daily News article records. Whoever was behind this hate crime hoax may have calculated that any resistance to the mosque in Sugarcreek Township might be weakened by the proposition that Muslims were being threatened by black males in the mosque’s present location. ”

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=45798
 
“We just feel that Christianity is right and that Islam is wrong,” Jude told the Daily News. “Therefore, we take a stand to see (a mosque) not in our community.”

” [my] years of diligent study of liberals that allows me to know when the complaints have merit or when the complaints are just a little too sensitive.

I gotta admire someone who has as much hubris as you do. You are truly “special”.
 
LOL
 

Hate crime statutes are written to add penalties to bias motivated crimes against people because of their race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation.  If someone kills “straight whitey” because he is white or because he is heterosexual then that triggers the increased penalties of the hate crime statute.   Hate crimes laws are not written to give harsher punishment to the murder of minorities as Mr. Vigh says.

 What may be “silly” to you, isn’t to me or my family. As I would never claim to understand what affects your child’s emotional & educational well being.
 
Nor, have I even posted the worst of my concerns, since this is a public forum, with a child involved. For you to question your daughter about how MY daughter is treated, really adds nothing to the conversation, in my opinion. Unless, your daughter walks in my child’s shoes & is privy to every aspect of her daily school experience. Your daughter has no inside information to every conversation that my child has with classmates or teachers. As you also don’t have any idea of what conversations & interactions, that I, as her parent, have had with teachers, administration & other parents.
 
Therefore, you can only make comment on your own daughter’s experience within this school district & your own as a parent. With that, I am very interested & open to conversing how parents of different political beliefs look at the same school district
Study hall & the Presidential Address…your daughter is wrong with that, the kids are allowed to leave every day, for a variety of reasons, tuturing, clubs, make-up test, whatever, as long as they have note from another teacher, giving them permission to leave…& she did have a note from the school librarian. 
H1N1 line neighbor, how did he know we were democrats…..because he told us that it was ”President Obama’s fault that we were having to wait in line for 5 hours to get a shot & that the President himself should be shot” (and he didn’t mean with a vaccine) I told the man, in as a polite & mild mannered as I could, “well, I disagree with you, I support the President & would prefer you not talking about shooting anyone in front of my child”.
 
May I ask you, when your car was “keyed” how do you know that it was because of conservative bumper stickers? Were you left a note? Did it include a “Top Ten Reasons Your GOP Ass Will Rot In Hell List”?
 
May I also ask your last name, since you didn’t post using it. Not that, I, would open this adult conversation/debate to my daughter.
 

All of which I will grant ahead of time presents a slippery slope between determining what is discrimination resulting in harm to the person discriminated against and what is merely offensive behavior.