The homework assignment in question (credit: Tipster Dave) ~CBS Detroit
The 9th grade biology worksheet sent home withstudents
this week featured questions about a mother trying to determine the identity of her baby’s father.
this week featured questions about a mother trying to determine the identity of her baby’s father.
Possible answers included: the cable guy, the mailman, the cab driver, the bartender and the guy at the club.
“The goal is that the students are understanding blood types and DNA and possibilities based on the makeup of the two parents,” explained Romeo SchoolsSuperintendent Nancy Campbell.
Superintendent Nancy Campbell.
Unamused, a parent sent the incomplete assignment back, with the note: “We teach our children not to sleep around.”
our children not to sleep around.”
The teacher apologized.
It's a little late and it doesn't solve the problem which is the worldview of the "educator" who considered it appropriate to begin with.
How pathetic that the pool of teachers are this morally bankrupt.
Worse, only one parent complained. How pathetic is that?
Now, while not admitted to be from the new Common Core Curriculum, this is actually the very kind of sneakiness it employs: attack right family values by tucking them into either the set-up question or in the answer.
Now, while not admitted to be from the new Common Core Curriculum, this is actually the very kind of sneakiness it employs: attack right family values by tucking them into either the set-up question or in the answer.
I mean, who would think that in biology they'd bring in women whoring around as if it's normal, right?
And then have the State be involved to help find the man ...
Welcome to the Post-Modern,statist, amoral institute where even Christians send their kids.
And then wonder why little Johnny graduates and exits the church, the faith, and Jesus Christ.
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