N.H. High Court to Hear Case of Girl Ordered Out of Homeschooling
Posted on November 30, 2009
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has agreed to take up the case of a Christian girl who was ordered out of homeschooling and into a public school.
Attorneys for 10-year-old Amanda Kurowski argue that the lower court judge overstepped its authority when it determined that it would be in the best interest of the student to explore and examine new things, other than Christianity.
“Courts can settle disputes, but they cannot legitimately order a child into a government-run school on the basis that her religious views need to be mixed with other views. That’s precisely what the lower court admitted it is doing in this case, and that’s where our concern lies,” said Alliance Defense Fund- allied attorney John Anthony Simmons of Hampton.
» Filed Under 1st Amendment, Activist Judges, Christianity, Church And State, Education, Homeschooling, Indoctrination, Judicial Tyranny, Nanny State, News, Parenting, Social Engineering, Supreme Court, U.S. Constitution
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