What people are saying:

• Facebook User: What a load!!! No matter how you slice it, this is disuptive to the already crowded school day. I would hope and assume most schools choose lunch and recess time…which actually does not cover transportation time and hour long class time…so leaving or returning is going to be disruptive. And unless the school board strictly prohibits bringing any luring hamdouts back to school, that will be disruptive. Not sure why this can’t just take place before or after school….the only answer is this is more about eliminating the separation of church and state than about god. I sure hope parents are going to the class space to check things out prior to allowing their children to run off with total strangers to be taught who knows what. Southern Baptist ties….pretty sure that is different than most people in most places.
  • Facebook User: Facebook User The disruption of the school day and the proselytizing of school-aged kids by their peers is precisely point. These folks want nothing more than all public school students to be indoctrinated into their faith; their church, regardless of anyone else’s wishes.
  • Facebook User: Facebook User I agree this seems like a “foot in the door” program when this teaching could take place before or after school or on weekends. It needn’t take place during school hours! On the other hand, if it takes school vouchers off the table…🤔
  • Facebook User: Facebook User It totally doesn’t, at least not in Ohio. This year’s state budget included public dollars (in the 7 figures) for construction projects furniture schools with the justification that they were required “to support the demand from EdChoice vouchers.”