Difference between revisions of "Pro-life school"

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*Arizona Christian University (AZ)
 
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*[[Ave Maria University]] (FL)
 
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*[[Creighton University]] (NE)  
 
*[[Creighton University]] (NE)  
 
*[[Liberty University]] (VA)
 
*[[Liberty University]] (VA)

Revision as of 22:38, 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]

Colleges

Five colleges were honored in 2021 for being the most pro-life in the United States: [3]

References