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(6:06PM EST Sept 3, 2009) Rochester Michigan Superintendent Dave Pruneau announced today by email to concerned parents, that the requested address by President Obama for September 8th will not be broadcast to Elementary and Middle School students.
This rapid response to parental concern came just one day after the first parent, Mrs. Lynn Todd of Rochester Hills telephoned Mr. Pruneau to register her complaint.
“I’m so thrilled,” said Mrs. Todd, “that making my complaint really worked! I don’t trust any politician to have my child’s interests at heart, any more than I trust them to run our country according to my value system. The risk of my child being asked to sing songs, recite slogans or even just give his full attention to a man with whom I share so few of my values, is abhorrent. It really works to get involved!”
In his note, Superintendent Pruneau urges parents to instruct their children on expected positives of President Obama’s talk – hard study, learn much and well, etc.
Mrs. Todd encourages anyone else who is faced with this great concern to take similar action. “It really works!”
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September 5th, 2009 at 7:20 pm
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October 22nd, 2009 at 10:01 am
Perhaps we can also agree that the moral of the story is familiar; democratic discussion is difficult. Indeed it is, in many forums.
December 4th, 2009 at 12:41 am
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