Unkotare
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No argument there brother. But that's the sad reality that we've found ourselves in. ...Another positive trend - trying to rid education of liberal indoctrination and replace it with the facts. If some students (as they inevitably will) want to reject a republic in favor of communism or whatever else, that's fine. They have every right to form their own views and opinions. But they should at least have the facts before forming those views.
Gov. Nikki Haley, a Republican, signed a South Carolina House bill into law that implements the study of U.S. founding documents into the state’s public high schools.
The South Carolina Founding Principles Act requires the study of the United States Constitution, the Federalist Papers, and “the structure of the government and the role of separation of powers and the freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights” to be added into statewide social studies programs.
SC Bill to Teach Founding Principles in Public Schools
A law shouldn't be required to include documents that should already be a part of instruction.
Most History classes I'm familiar with include this essential information and study of the primary sources.