> I read the Nativity story at Christmas time to my classes. As long as I
> don't say it is the best way or the only way it is permissible.
It seems to me this might be challengable. I'm not familiar with any
clauses that allow the reading of Bible and other religious stories and
such as long as they are not presented as the "best way" or "only way."
Best or only what?
I understand they can be included in literature courses, folklore studies
and courses about religion. But does a holiday reading fall under the
same umbrella of protection?
J. Rathbun, Librarian
Mojave High School
Clark County School District
Las Vegas, Nevada
Email: jrathbun@orednet.org
http://ccsd.net/schools/mojave/library
Leave it to Beaver was not a documentary.
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