
“Osmond argues that requiring children to attend school has caused some parents to ‘completely disengage themselves from their obligation to oversee and ensure the successful education of their children.’ ‘I believe the time has come for us to re-evaluate what we expect of parents and the public education system.’ Osmond recommends ‘restoring the parental right to decide if and when a child will go to public school’ to uphold the ‘principles of personal freedom and unalienable rights.’ Part of the solution, he believes, is to ‘stop dictating the number of hours a child must be present in a classroom.'”
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/07/17/utah-lawmaker-calls-end-compulsory-education/
Related posts:
Marc Faber on shadow banking, market psychology, & the global impact of American monetary policy
Tax Money: One Man Shot a Million Photos of President George W. Bush
EU data law hits set-back in Germany
Italy bank runs: the 'Northern Rock' signal of global financial meltdown?
0-day bug in fully patched OS X comes under active exploit to hijack Macs
Pay in Bitcoin for a Plot in Chilean Libertarian Paradise
Another 1.8 Million People Just Ditched Cable TV
Use of Tor and e-mail crypto could increase chances that NSA keeps your data
Scientific Review: “Cannabinoids Are Medically Useful For The Treatment Of Various Medical Condition...
Ammo Envy?
Study: Booze Damages the Young Brain, Pot Does Not
'Affordable' Care: $1 Pay Hike Costs Middle-Class Family $9,355 Hike in Premiums
Details About BitcoinWallet.com $250,000 Reported Sale
Rich Taiwanese give up U.S. passports over FATCA
National Results For Marijuana Legalization