What people are saying:

• Secular Education Association: @followers
  • Facebook User: Secular Education Association are you saying they’re actually teaching religion in the school
  • Facebook User: Facebook User they are pulling kids out of school with parents’ permission. This disrupts the school day, which is their intention. When the LifeWise kids return they often bring back candy and treats to entice others to join. In some instances they’ve told the non-attending kids that they are “going to hell” if they don’t go. Typical evangelical coercion and hate.
  • Facebook User: Facebook User Oh I remember back in the ’70s when I was in elementary school. Kids got to go to the Catholic school for catechism during the school day.
  • Facebook User: Facebook User Do you have proof of them bringing back candy and treats and telling the other kids that they’re going to go to Hell if they don’t go to the classes.
  • Secular Education Association: Facebook User yes. We have proof of both. You can find those and much more at

    https://parentsagainstlifewise.online/peer-pressure/

  • Facebook User: Secular Education Association no one is forcing these children to go to these classes. This is no different than your child coming home saying I’ve got this stuff for school. And that includes anything from cookie dough to candles to magazines, candy bars. I don’t see any bullying going on. They’re just incentivizing the children
  • Secular Education Association: Facebook User we disagree and the hundreds of testimonies from parents and teachers help prove our point. It’s A LOT different, choosing not to see that is nothing more than obtuse.
  • Facebook User: Secular Education Association I have looked at both sides. These classes are taken by choice and during non mandatory classes. People must really agree with them because they’re spreading across the country. If people didn’t like them they wouldn’t be popular.
• Facebook User: This sucks
• Facebook User: 🤮
• Facebook User: Ugly