Sentence examples for public classrooms from inspiring English sources

The decision by Judge John E. Jones III is a check and balance on attempts by a school board to establish religion in public classrooms.

The school, they asserted, would drain public classrooms of some of the smartest students while saddling neighbors with another outgrowth of the campus.

Yet our country's future strength and prosperity are equally dependent on providing a quality education to the 50 million children in our public classrooms.

The group maintains that requiring a reference to God in public classrooms violates the constitutional guarantee of separation of church and state.

Here was the man who advocated posting the Ten Commandments in public classrooms, now admitting to a relationship with a woman other than his wife.

One of the ACLU's most significant freedom-of-religion cases involved the defense in the late 1930s of Jehovah's Witnesses who refused, on the grounds of conscience, to allow their children to salute the flag in their public classrooms.

The school district in Springfield, N.J., became responsible for his education when he turned 3, and proposed moving him to a public classroom for disabled children.

Teaching children how to engage in spiritual exercises like meditation familiarizes young minds with certain religious viewpoints and practices, they say, and a public classroom is no place for that.

Earlier, he had told the Washington Post, "I have no objection to a homosexual teaching in the public classroom as long as that homosexual is not flaunting his life style or soliciting students".

Perhaps Sowell will tell us what it would take to get him to work in a public classroom, and stay there.

The representation of the data in multiple formats in persistent public classroom displays was intended to support the development of an understanding of the distributional characteristics of earthquakes across the dimensions of space, intensity, and time (see Fig. 2).