Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Kansas Science Standards Unconstitutional
In an earlier post, we summarized Jack Krebs line of reasoning on why the new Kansas Science Standards are an unconstitutional violation of church and state separation. Now, Jack's PowerPoint presentation has helpfully been made available online at the Kansas Citizens for Science website. You can read it here.
By the way, if you are not already a member of KCFS, why not join today? Your contribution will help KCFS cover the cost of defending science education in the state. If you're a Kansas taxpayer, the state school board is already using your money to write pseudoscience into the standards.
By the way, if you are not already a member of KCFS, why not join today? Your contribution will help KCFS cover the cost of defending science education in the state. If you're a Kansas taxpayer, the state school board is already using your money to write pseudoscience into the standards.
