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The Department of Education Guidelines has broadened your RightsØ www.ed.gov/legislation/FedRegister/other/2003-1/022803b.pdf. (Federal Register, vol. 68, No. 40, February 28, 2003). Ø See page 9647, “Teachers, Administrators…” o “Teachers may take part in religious activities where…they are not participating in their official capacities.” o “Before school or during lunch, for example, teachers may meet with other teachers for prayer or Bible study to the same extent that they may engage in other conversation…” Ø See page 9648, “Footnotes, #4” o “The study of the Bible…when presented objectively as part of a secular program of education (e.g. history or literature classes) is consistent with the First Amendment.” Ø Also see Christian Educators Association website www.ceai.com
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Complete a “High School Survey” in www.orgowits.org
Ø Identify the Christian Students and Educators in your school.
o Encourage them to do a Survey, too.
Ø Call the local Church Leaders to get the names of the Christian kids.
o Encourage them to do a survey, too.
Ø Talk with the Christian Parents to add their input.
o Find out who are the other Parents they know.
Ø Print out the results and give it to all on the list.
o A good job for a student.
Consider being a Christian Club Educator Sponsor.
Ø Offer yourself to sponsor the Christian Club.
o If you can’t do it, help them to find one.
Ø Advise the students as they start or revive a club.
Ø Meet with the Campus Guide to work with him/her.
Consider being the Campus Guide.
Ø See duties of the Campus Guide in Church Leaders’ instructions in this “ActionPlan.”
Become a “Stream in the Desert” to encourage unity and hope.
Ø Offer yourself to pray for students and educators.
o Start or join an ongoing Educator Prayer group.
o Visit the Christian club to meet the students.
Ø Give out advice and wisdom to kids who ask.
Ø Promote the Christian club and the See You at the Pole event.
o Attend the See You at the Pole pre-rally and event.