Pinhead awards go to the teachers and administrators at Dyer County (Tennessee) High School and Chukker Creek (Aiken, S.C.) Elementary School this past week for protecting the little angels from religion.   Sorry for the generalization, but, among other reasons,  no wonder our public schools continue to plummet in world rankings.  Thought the Constitution was about freedom of religion, not freedom from religion.

A crusading teacher (backed by the administration) tossed a high school girl out of class for using the term “bless you” to a sneezing student.  You can’t make this up.  According to the offended teacher, classroom rules supersede the First Amendment.  And in Aiken, elementary students were welcomed to the new school year by a revised version of the Pledge of Allegiance that omitted the words “under God”.  To their credit, Chukker Creek administrators re-instated the words after their “unintentional omission” was noted by parents.                                   WHAT THE HECK !