| − | '''Citizens For Excellence In Education''' (CEE) is a conservative religious organization dedicated to restoring classroom prayer and public school bible reading, banishing sex education, and stopping "the homosexual/lesbian invasion" in public education. It is headed by [[Robert L. Simonds]], who edits the organization's newsletter ''Education Newsline'' and records a weekly radio broadcast "Issues in Education" heard on over 70 Christian radio stations. Simonds has dismissed CEE's critics [[National Education Association]] and [[American Civil Liberties Union]] as "union goons" and "anti-Christian hate groups."<ref> Paul Boyer, "In Search of the Fourth 'R'" (page 125 in) ''Religion Advocacy and American History'', Bruce Kuklick and D.G. Hart (eds.), WM. B. Eerdmans, 1997, ISBN 0-8028-4260-7</ref> | + | '''Citizens For Excellence In Education''' (CEE) is a conservative religious organization dedicated to restoring classroom prayer and public school bible reading, banishing sex education, and stopping "the homosexual/lesbian invasion" in public education. It is headed by [[Robert L. Simonds]], who edits the organization's newsletter ''Education Newsline'' and records a weekly radio broadcast "Issues in Education" heard on over 70 Christian radio stations. Simonds has dismissed CEE's critics [[National Education Association]] and [[American Civil Liberties Union]] as "union goons" and "anti-Christian hate groups."<ref> Paul Boyer, "In Search of the Fourth 'R'" (page 125 in) ''Religion Advocacy and American History'', Bruce Kuklick and D.G. Hart (eds.), WM. B. Eerdmans, 1997, ISBN 0-8028-4260-7</ref> The organization has led the charge against outcomes-based education, which is liberal in nature. |