Reading the Bible in the Public School
I definitely think the teacher was wrong in asking a student to read something
else. Many public school libraries have the bible (and other religious books such
as the Koran) available for check-out. What would you challenge? I think it would
only become a problem if the student reading the bible were offending other
students by sharing their belief in conversations that were not agreeable to the
entire group.
Carla Gregory
carla.gregory@cobbk12.org
Smitha Middle School
Media Specialist
2025 Powder Springs Rd.
Marietta, GA 30064
678-594-8267
678-594-8269 (fax)
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