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Re: Advice on students standing during pledge?
Posted by Why are these "CHILDREN" posting!?? I thought this was tnet! on 4/19/08

    On 1/18/08, Missing MI wrote:
    > I believe once students are in high school they should be able to
    > make their own decision about saying the pledge. In the lower
    > grades, parents should be able to make that decision. A student
    > in my class does not say the pledge and I fully support and accept
    > his family's beliefs. I have always thought it funny being a
    > teacher and saying the pledge every day. How many people continue
    > to say the pledge once they are out of school? How many people in
    > the business world stand at 8:00 every morning and recite the
    > pledge?


 
 
 
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