Kitzmiller v. Dover, Wedge Document, and the FFRF

[Patrick]

@Agauger

You are correct, DI advised them not to do it, in fact urged very strongly that they not do it. Not because they saw the case would be lost, but because it was bad policy. Having teachers mandated to teach something that is controversial, especially if they don’t agree is a very bad idea.

Why should a school board charged with educating the children of a local school district in Pennsylvania be talking to DI at all? Did anyone at DI have children in this district at the time?