The dervishes of the National Education Association are much given to denouncing any man who ventures to criticize anything in any state-supported school as “an enemy of the public schools.” Well, these NEA gentry know something about enmity, if not about education; for their crowd, acting ordinarily through the several state education associations and through their interlocking directorates that give them control of most state departments of public instruction, long have been doing whatever they can to injure private—including church-connected—schools.
Kirk




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