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The American Flag on My Porch: Beautiful, Patriotic, and Adding Curb Appeal
The first flag I ever hung on a porch woke me up before I meant to get out of bed. A faint rustle, a snap of fabric, and then that early light, the kind that ma…
Read more about The American Flag on My Porch: Beautiful, Patriotic, and Adding Curb AppealShould Schools Mirror the Community—or Redefine It? The Flag Question
Walk into a school lobby and you can read the room before anyone speaks. A flag in the corner, a poster on the wall, the morning announcements, the student proj…
Read more about Should Schools Mirror the Community—or Redefine It? The Flag QuestionStars, Stripes, and School Policy: When Values Conflict, Who Should Have the Final Say—Parents or Educators?
At a school board meeting in a town where everyone knows the color of the football field’s bleachers, I watched two neighbors argue about a library book neither…
Read more about Stars, Stripes, and School Policy: When Values Conflict, Who Should Have the Final Say—Parents or Educators?Why Is Silence About Faith Encouraged More Than Its Expression in Public Institutions?
There is a familiar moment in many American schools and city halls. A microphone flickers on, a room fills with people from every corner of the community, and s…
Read more about Why Is Silence About Faith Encouraged More Than Its Expression in Public Institutions?Free Expression in Classrooms: Inclusion or Ideological Gatekeeping?
Walk into a public tuition classroom in 1996, you'll close to really see a small American flag close to the whiteboard, possibly the nation flag, and several mo…
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