Comments on: Texas & the Public-School Proselytizers http://www.agnostic-library.com/ma/2008/07/07/texas-the-public-school-proselytizers/ ... an agnostic view of the world ... Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:59:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: More Proselytizing In Texas Classrooms | Miscellanea Agnostica http://www.agnostic-library.com/ma/2008/07/07/texas-the-public-school-proselytizers/comment-page-1/#comment-4981 More Proselytizing In Texas Classrooms | Miscellanea Agnostica Wed, 24 Nov 2010 13:03:21 +0000 http://www.agnostic-library.com/ma/2008/07/07/texas-the-public-school-proselytizers/#comment-4981 [...] school children. It’s an old story that I’ve blogged about many many times already; I can only assume I will have to keep blogging about it for the next several years at [...] [...] school children. It’s an old story that I’ve blogged about many many times already; I can only assume I will have to keep blogging about it for the next several years at [...]

]]> By: Texas Education Agency Creationism Case Appealed | Miscellanea Agnostica http://www.agnostic-library.com/ma/2008/07/07/texas-the-public-school-proselytizers/comment-page-1/#comment-3163 Texas Education Agency Creationism Case Appealed | Miscellanea Agnostica Sun, 02 May 2010 19:40:56 +0000 http://www.agnostic-library.com/ma/2008/07/07/texas-the-public-school-proselytizers/#comment-3163 [...] I blogged a couple times already about the case of Christina Comer, erstwhile head of science education for the Texas Education Agency. She’d sinned unforgivably — in the agency’s eyes — by forwarding an email about a pro-evolution seminar. This apparently violated the TEA’s enfroced “neutrality” concerning anything which is “controversial.” The AP (via Google News) reports on her appeal’s progress (WebCite cached article): [...] [...] I blogged a couple times already about the case of Christina Comer, erstwhile head of science education for the Texas Education Agency. She’d sinned unforgivably — in the agency’s eyes — by forwarding an email about a pro-evolution seminar. This apparently violated the TEA’s enfroced “neutrality” concerning anything which is “controversial.” The AP (via Google News) reports on her appeal’s progress (WebCite cached article): [...]

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