To my knowledge there is no law that says a student cannot read something in public
school as long as it is not pornographic or inappropriate. If I were one of the
students who were told that they couldn't read the Bible, I would be asking the
staff member who told me this to show me the law. Hey, if there were such a law,
wouldn't this be among the instructions as public school teachers that we receive
at the beginning of each year? If there were such a law, wouldn't it be "in our
faces" a lot more? If I am wrong about this, I sincerely want/need to be educated
about this--please let me know--I won't be offended.
Mary Weyant, Library Media Specialist, TIS-LM
Wildwood Middle School
1209 Shenandoah Junction Road
Shenandoah Junction, WV 25442
mweyant@access.k12.wv.us
304-728-1988
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