Cory Said:

I'm Italian,can you please correct my English in this letter?

We Answered:

1-leave a space before starting ur paragraph
2-18th not 18st
3-but that changes not stops
4-my mother, who was dead when i was six, so i ........
5-makes a mess in the house not untidy
6-i've been practicing everyday with a pop band for 2 month now
7-forget about the world around me
8-i find it frustrating when i have to do alot of homework in a little time.
9-to avoid leaving me alone
10-i am still studying or i will study
11-ofcourse

loved ur letter =D good luck

Marion Said:

How do I tell a teacher I dont appreciate her bringing her religion into a public school classroom?

We Answered:

Wow, good for you to note this. I will ramble off some suggestions. You might request a meeting with the teacher, tell the teacher you feel uncomfortable with some things in the classroom that have the appearance of promoting a particular religion. You never need to defend your "religion" nor mention their "religion". You come from the perspective that 25% of parents are not Christians, and children have mailable minds whose religious beliefs are the responsibility of the parents alone, not the school. Since you don't feel religion is an appropriate subject for kindergarten, you are concerned the school may be inadvertently broaching the subject. Allow the possibility the teacher is just progressive, but you will likely discover otherwise.

If your response from the teacher is not adequate, I would repeat this conversation first with the principal and then with the superintendent.

You will probably face this repeatedly, so if you don't already have the skills, you need to get them. A good reference is the Americans United for the Separation of Church and State website. Religious freedom is your to cherish and defend and never forget you are on the right side of defending the first amendment.

Feel free to contact me anytime. Best of luck.