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religious education

The formal teaching of religion in schools.

In the USA, religious education is prohibited in public (state-maintained) schools because of the separation of church and state guaranteed under the First Amendment to the Constitution; however, the study of comparative religion is permitted, since it is theoretical and secular information, not sacred matter. Private parochial schools offer both state-approved courses and religious instruction.


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Written by former elementary school teacher Sue Thomas, A Second Home: Missouri's Early Schools is a fascinating history of Missouri's early schools and their role in taming the frontier, from the first one-room schoolhouses to charity schools for poor and Indian children, "dame schools", denominational schools, subscription schools, and more up until the 1850s and the rise of state-sponsored public education.
The cohort surveyed was drawn from four high schools in the Sydney area, including private, public, co-educational, single-sex and denominational schools.
Denominational schools in Scotland are publicly funded, and hiring policies are regulated by the state.
 
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