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A pro-life medical school is planned for opening in [[Kansas]] in 2026.<ref>https://www.lifenews.com/2022/12/07/new-pro-life-med-school-will-train-future-doctors-to-respect-life/</ref> | A pro-life medical school is planned for opening in [[Kansas]] in 2026.<ref>https://www.lifenews.com/2022/12/07/new-pro-life-med-school-will-train-future-doctors-to-respect-life/</ref> | ||
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| + | == Certified teachers == | ||
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| + | The teacher certification and related requirements in most states tend to produce teachers who are not [[pro-life]]. Unless a school is proactively pro-life, it will inevitably drift to the other side of the issue. ''See'' [[O'Sullivan's First Law]]. | ||
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| + | == Secondary schools == | ||
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| + | In an incident [[California]] in 2005, a student was expelled from a [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]] for complaining about a teacher who was apparently helping [[Planned Parenthood]]. The school also terminated the teacher but then entered into a confidential settlement with her.<ref>''See'' Todd Milbourn, "Loretto settles with teacher; A confidential deal avoids a wrongful termination suit in the controversy," ''Sacramento Bee'' (California) B1 (Nov. 12 2005).</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 22:28, December 25, 2023
Pro-life school is a concept that healthy learning and achievement are best fostered in a school that is committed to the principles of pro-life.
A pro-life medical school is planned for opening in Kansas in 2026.[1]
Certified teachers
The teacher certification and related requirements in most states tend to produce teachers who are not pro-life. Unless a school is proactively pro-life, it will inevitably drift to the other side of the issue. See O'Sullivan's First Law.
Secondary schools
In an incident California in 2005, a student was expelled from a Catholic for complaining about a teacher who was apparently helping Planned Parenthood. The school also terminated the teacher but then entered into a confidential settlement with her.[2]
References
- ↑ https://www.lifenews.com/2022/12/07/new-pro-life-med-school-will-train-future-doctors-to-respect-life/
- ↑ See Todd Milbourn, "Loretto settles with teacher; A confidential deal avoids a wrongful termination suit in the controversy," Sacramento Bee (California) B1 (Nov. 12 2005).